Will Westmoreland
I am a father, grandfather and entrepreneur. I’m a work in progress and thankful for my friends and family who bring me such great joy in life. I’m striving to obey Christ’s last commandment. I’m a “Traveling Man” who appreciates good fellowship.
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We Are Losing a Generation of Rural Young People
There is a question I wish every member of Congress who voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill had been forced to answer before casting that vote:
What happens to a small town when its young people decide there is no future there?
Because t...
A Vote for the Big Beautiful Bill Should Be a Disqualifier in Rural America
There are votes that can be explained as honest disagreements over policy. There are votes that can be defended as compromises. And then there are votes so damaging to the people an elected official represents that they should follow that p...
The Back Forty Update!
9.13.2026
Happy Sunday Paid Subscribers! I hope you enjoy this new weekly update! I’ll be telling you where we’ve been, where we are going, and what we’ve accomplished! Thank you so much for your support. Your contribution through your mon...
Sometimes a Simple “Thank You” Says it All
Thank you Farmhands...
There are moments in this work when I find myself walking into a room knowing that a lot of the people inside are going to disagree with me.
I’ve Been in Pain Since I was 12 Years Old
I have been in pain, to one degree or another, for most of my life.
That isn’t an exaggeration.
When I was 12 years old, I was involved in a farm accident. Like a lot of kids who grow up on farms, I learned very early that agriculture can...
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