On this week’s episode of The Rural Woman Podcast we are wrapping up our June Dairy Month series with Nicole Wren. Nicole owns and operates a dairy farm in northern Michigan with her husband Brad. Together in 2008 just weeks after saying ‘I do’ the couple purchased six local dairy cows and began milking in a stanchion barn. For Nicole, this was all brand new as she was newly married, newly unemployed, and had never touched a cow in her life! The last eleven years have seen a lot of ups and downs in the dairy industry which Nicole shares on her social media platforms. Being a farmer, farm wife, and mother to three wildly adventurous children comes with a ton of emotions, but this Michigan farm girl can’t think of any better way to live.
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Nicole Wren owns and operates a dairy farm in northern Michigan with her husband Brad. Together in 2008 just weeks after saying ‘I do’ the couple purchased six local dairy cows and began milking in a stanchion barn. For Nicole, this was all brand new as she was newly married, newly unemployed, and had never touched a cow in her life! The last eleven years have seen a lot of ups and downs in the dairy industry which Nicole shares on her social media platforms. Being a farmer, farm wife, and mother to three wildly adventurous children comes with a ton of emotions, but this Michigan farm girl can’t think of any better way to live.
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