I’m not sure who created and manages the Power Guides but since they commented here I thought I’d point them out. It’s one of those anonymous things which I really don’t like although I can see that there is someone named Steve who posted on their blog. If you say you’re open to the “community” aspect of blogging then at least let us know who we’re dealing with. Apparently whoever this is decided to create a few topical sites to aggregate the posts from other people’s blogs with the subject of farming as one of them. Steve did a little searching and found at least 70 blogs on this topic with AgWired being one of them. Here’s an excerpt from what he says about them.

The range of farming blogs is pretty wide ranging and includes Beef, Agriculture, Fruit Growers, and also ranges from small homesteads to farms with thousands of acres. Most of our farm blogs are US based but we do have a few from Europe and Australia . Many of the farms listed are small organic farms producing chickens, beef and vegetables . I am not a farmer but reading some of the blogs opened my eyes as to the different problems farmers face which can include wells running dry, large numbers of still born lambs or calves.

The map is a Google map on which he’s mapped where some of us agribloggers are located although I don’t see AgWired on it.