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#Agriculture #Farms & #Farming accounts to follow:

🌐 INTERNATIONAL
@farmOS - Free open source software for farming & agricultural management
@AgroecologyMap - Agroecology, permaculture etc around world
@index - Sustainable farming, small scale farms
@RePEc_NEP_AGR - Papers on Agricultural Economics
@GoatsLive - Pet goats on small farm

🇨🇦 CANADA
@CAFS - Canadian Association for Food Studies
@sundogplanets - Professor of Astronomy in Saskatchewan, also farmer who keeps goats

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Red Barn on Riggsville Road

Riggsville Road is a main artery in Cheboygan County connecting Cheboygan Michigan to Pellston Michigan. Its upper rural Midwestern America in all it's beauty and glory.
Large expanses of land dotted with farmhouses and barns scattered around the rolling hills. Hard working people live out here and a few crazies too.

#ReBarnOnRiggsvilleRoad #BillGallagherPhotography #RedBarn #NorthernMichigan #UpNorth #Agriculture #Farms #BuyIntoArt #AYearForArt #CountryLife

Red Barn on Riggsville Road

The scene opens onto a wide sweep of rural Michigan countryside, bathed in bright, generous daylight. A vivid red barn stands confidently at center stage, its paint glowing like a warm ember against the open landscape. The barn’s clean, angular lines contrast with the soft roll of the surrounding fields, giving it the presence of a landmark—something sturdy, familiar, and deeply rooted in the land.

The grass in the foreground is lush and summer‑green, stretching out in a gentle, velvety carpet that seems to ripple with the slightest breeze. You can almost feel the warmth rising from the earth, that dry‑sweet smell of sun‑soaked pasture.

Above it all, the sky is a brilliant blue, the kind that feels endless, with big, buoyant white clouds drifting lazily across it. They’re soft and cottony, casting slow‑moving shadows that give the landscape a sense of quiet motion.

The barn’s red siding pops vividly against this backdrop—rich, saturated, almost tactile—while the white trim adds crisp edges that catch the sunlight. The whole scene radiates a sense of peaceful openness, the kind of rural calm where time feels slower and the air feels cleaner.

There’s a subtle nostalgia woven into the image: the echo of hayfields, the rhythm of farm life, the memory of long country roads and tight‑knit communities. It’s a portrait of the American Midwest at its most serene and honest, where land, sky, and hard‑earned heritage meet in a single, striking frame.

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