Countrylovin, Ltd. is a Agricultural, livestock, related website design business.  We strive for quality, not quantity.  I specialize in AG related sites only.  What started out as a personal purebred sheep website for www.wisehamps.com , quickly became almost a full time web design business.  With no advertising,....all by "word of mouth," Countrylovin, Ltd. has grown over the past 10 years.  I am a self taught "html" farm women.  I will be glad to answer any questions that you may have concerning a website.  Please fill out the form below, email or call for more information. l will get back with you ASAP.  Thanks,

Carol Wise, 

Countrylovin, Ltd.

16099 CR 172

Findlay, OH 45840

country@countrylovin.org

419-427-8608

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The following is taken from the PROGRESSIVE FARMER Magazine a column written by Editor Jack Odle.  After reading it, I was convinced more than ever, that farm life is "quite simply-the best."  I think you will agree.

EVERYTHING I REALLY NEEDED TO KNOW, I LEARNED GROWING UP ON A FARM

• Honesty. I learned it is better to point out that lame heifer to a buyer rather than wait for the buyer to find her in the herd-or worse, not find her.

• Charity. I learned the importance of giving to those in their hour of need.  It could be taking a casserole to someone's home after a funeral or combing the wheat field of a farmer who has been injured.

• Life and Death. I've seen calves, lambs, pigs, puppies, and kittens born, often right before my eyes.  But I also witnessed death and the harshness of nature before I was three years old.

• Compassion. I've seen my Dad get off his tractor to move a bird's nest out of the way so he could cultivate the field.

• Faith. I've watched the planting of tiny seed and had the assurance that they would sprout and make a good crop.   I've watched a newborn calf struggle to its feet and understood this fragile animal would grow into a productive cow.

• Work Ethic. I remember looking out at a field full of hay bales and wondering if we would ever get them unloaded and hauled into the barn.  I came to realize that if you work steadily and stick to it those bales will slowly disappear from the field.

• Patience. I know everything happens according to nature's schedule.  We can't speed it up or slow it down; we can only work within its constraints.