Photo Challenge: 7 Farm Fails
No Horse Nation readers were harmed in the making of this week’s photo challenge.
Spring is here! …which increases the amount of time we’re spending around the farm and our workload as our facilities emerge from winter’s snowy blanket and we hurry to get everything ship-shape for warmer weather. The more time we spend on the farm, the greater the likelihood we get ourselves into trouble.
A friendly Horse Nation reminder: while we’re taking a moment to recognize farm fails this week, many of which involve large equipment, we at HN also want to make sure our readers stay safe out there. Make sure your tractor is fitted with a ROPS and you’re using all recommended safety equipment, including a seat belt, when in operation. We love our readers and want you all to stay safe!
Without further ado…
When the cows decide the grass is greener on the horse pasture… Photo by Hailey Longstreth
Bad planning our yard is flooded, chickens and turkey have to hangout on the porch. Photo by Joy Treadway
A few years ago, I was out mowing the pastures at the farm where I worked. One was across a creek, and I got the tractor so stuck we had to take the mower off and pull it out with the truck
Photo credit: Alison Kennedy
100% fail. That time I simultaneously dropped a round bale and tried to climb up the round bale stack behind me. Photo by Mary Sansevere (after I escaped. And changed my underwear.)
Phot credit Carrie Levesque. Yeah I didn’t think it was quite that deep..
Keep an eye out for next week’s 24-hour photo challenge! We announce challenge subjects on Monday afternoon on both Instagram and Facebook.
Go riding!
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