About SMALL FARMERS JOURNAL

This is the large distinctive international quarterly, famous for its fierce support of the independent family farm. Small Farmer's Journal offers detailed, modern information on the use of animal-power for twenty-first century farming.

Also included in each issue is a rich array of information on any and every subject appropriate to the small farm. Thousands of Journal readers consider SFJ an indispensible farming tool.

"We finally moved to our small farm last November and I just bought a team of handsome mules. Ten years of Small Farmer's Journal nourished my dreams and helped bring them to fruition. I'm not sure I would have gone back to a small farm had I not discovered your Journal.
Somehow the word "Thanks" seems very small."
Gary L. Brewer, Marble Hill, MO.

For the love of the craft of good farming.

Small Farmer's Journal
P.O. Box 1627, Sisters, Oregon 97759
541-549-2064 541-549-4403 fax.

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About FARM ROMANCE & adventure

When Lars Johansen, in for coffee at Bertie's Store, laughed at the mention of Farm Romance he hadn't counted on a broken-hearted Irishman's tirade. Bertie said, " Time was when romance mattered to farmers. They didn't call it that. They didn't call it 'romance'. They called it the 'feel' of the business, they called it 'good times', they called it 'comfort', they called it 'why we go on', they called it ' the rooster's crow in early morn', they called it 'that smell of pies cooling on the sill', they called it 'that tear in mama's eye', they called it 'the fat boy's pet hog', they called it 'the drunken goose', they called it 'the new calf's velvet nose', they called it 'a fine set of heifers', they called it 'the new green of spring oats', they called it 'the full barn', they called it 'tomorrow's projects', they..." and he went on and on, half in sadness and half in a taunt, daring us not to feel our innards.

Farm Romance & adventure is not being published at this time.