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• Oliver Rogers fuels up his tractor at his farm off Fairfield Road in Bardstown Ky. " Most of the things I use on this farm use fuel, so when prices go up, it's a big deal to me," said Rogers.
• About 15 tons of corn is put in a truck for transfer back to Oliver Roger's farm. Oliver makes several trips back and forth to move corn from the fields to silos for storage.
• Oliver Rogers empties out 15 tons of corn from a truck at his farm in Bardstown, Ky.
• Oliver Rogers walks a path that he walks every day and that day is 14 hours long. He gets up around 4 a.m. and works at his 1500 acre farm in and around Bardsotwn, Ky. " I like to see things grow, I like to see them come to a conclusion," said Rogers.
• Oliver Rogers (right) and Jim Gordon discuss combining a soybean field on Rodgers' farm. " Jim worked with my father on his farm and now we work together on this one and that make it about 35 years," said Rogers.
• Oliver Rogers (left) and Tony Burkhead wave as a car passes them on thier way to one of Rodgers' soybean fields.
• Oliver Rogers takes kids from Foster Heights Elementary school out for a hay ride on his farm in Bardstown, Ky. Even with his busy schedule he finds time to give hay rides and operate a corn maze.
• Oliver Rogers (left) and Tony Burkhead take a break from work. " He's the best guy I've ever worked for. A lot of employers will just sit back and watch you work. Oliver will get in their with you," said Burkhead.