by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
Last week I plowed under what was left of one of the best corn patches we’ve ever grown. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to harvest much of it. The wild hogs that roam this area ate most of it to the ground. Wild hogs are a relatively new issue in our...
by Stephanie Adamek | YouTube Videos
Below is the step-by-step tutorial that follows along our YouTube video of John Walls tearing down a Farmall/IHC Model H4 magneto. John even gives us a little history lesson on the a little history lesson on the various magnetos used by the McCormick-Deering, Farmall,...
by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
Like a lot of folks my age, I grew up reading children’s books authored by my cousin Robert Burch, who was born in my hometown of Inman, on the same road, Hill’s Bridge Road, where I have spent most of my life. Chris Gibson and his family live in a house built...
by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
It’s been a tradition for years that during the month of August, those of us who attend Inman United Methodist Church sing hymns from the little brown Cokesbury hymnals. Sometimes, on those Sunday mornings, I’m disappointed to see that the powers that be...
by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
Some of my most vivid memories of attending the first and second grade at the old Fayetteville Elementary School on Glynn Street were the days heating oil was delivered to the school. The oil arrived on a giant tank mounted on a green 1960 Ford F600 that...
by Rick Minter | Postcards From The Po' Farm
A well-run antique tractor and equipment show can be as refreshing for the soul as a summertime camp meeting. Cleveland and Georgia Carter from Baxley, Ga., knocked it out of the park with their fourth annual C&G Antique Tractor Show this past...
