The ideas came in a flurry this past May; experience told me to search for a notepad. There’s one on the kitchen counter, one in the front pocket of the flannel-lined shirt hanging from my coat tree, one on my nightstand, one on the plant stand by the picture window, one in my workshop, and last but not least there’s one in the center console of my pickup truck. I keep them handy because it doesn’t take long for me to recognize the importance of recording passing thoughts that might become the muse of a written entry in a personal journal, or if one is as lucky as I, to share with folks such as you in a column piece.
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Greg Galbraith owned and operated for 30 years a grazing-based dairy farm in central Wisconsin, until selling it to another couple who continues to operate an organic grass-based dairy. He’s an agrarian writer who’s involved in projects promoting the environmental and social benefits of an agricultural landscape dedicated to the functional permanent cover that managed pasture provides.
