ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Liz Hughey is a seasoned mule advocate and horse enthusiast who spent the better part of her twenties, mule packing and horse guiding in the National Forests and Wilderness Areas of Northwest Colorado.  She is currently a "mud puddle loving mom" to her 5 year old son, and the grazing manager of her families Red Angus Beef ranch in Southeastern Indiana.  

After a few years of reading books for an hour or more per day to her child, Liz found a voice as an author. Her books launched in 2017 and inspire children to think actively about environmental stewardship, livestock husbandry, and the full circle of life, seasons, and the importance of love in our health and life.

FEATURED PRESS

• ​Liz is published by and currently writing columns on mule/horsemanship for Western Mule Magazine.

• You will also be able to read about her work on the family farm in Rural Heritage Magazine . 

• Liz's poetry can also be read in Cowboy Poetry Press, State of the Cowboy III, October 2017.

• ​Tune into "SPARK:Careers in Agribusiness". A podcast series, hosted by Paulsen President Sara Steever, featuring in-depth interviews with successful leaders in agribusiness careers and hear an interview with  Children's Book Author, Liz Hughey.

• Check out Small Town Big Deal, Season 7, Episode 22, "Missiles and Mules" and see an interview with Liz and "The Mule Artist" Bonnie Shields at Mule Day, Columbia, TN, 2018.

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