Craig Pecco, 5, is in charge of feeding all the livestock at the Pecco family farm in Morehead, Ky. "I like to take two trips with the hay, because one is really heavy to pull," he says.
Autumn Pecco, 34, and Craig Pecco, 5, make their way through the cornfield so Craig can climb into the combine to ride with his dad. The Pecco family has cattle, soybean, corn and tobacco farms throughout Kentucky on which all four members work in support of each other to maintain.
The Pecco family’s well-used footwear travels no farther in the home than the mudroom after long days of farm chores and playtime.
Preparing to have supper, the Peccos — Nathan, 40, Samantha, 9, Autumn, 34, and Craig, 5, — appreciate the time that they can spend together during a busy time of year for farming.
Nathaniel Schumacher, 18, a farmhand and longtime friend of the Pecco family, gets Craig Pecco riled up at one of the family's farms.
Autumn and Nathan Pecco share a joke while attending a fundraiser banquet in support of their children's school for which Autumn is a member of the board.
Autumn Pecco, who, along with her two young children, is in charge of taking care of all the livestock on the farm, spends the morning mending the broken fence areas before the cattle find their way out.
Samantha Pecco sprays her prize heifer with conditioner as part of the time-consuming process of prepping for an upcoming cattle show, which will be one of many in which the Pecco family participates throughout the year and nationwide. Samantha has become inseparable with the jacket she wears, which she was given earlier in the year for her winning prospect steer, eight-month-old Diesel, to whom she grew very attached before having to part ways.
Autumn Pecco checks soybeans for harvest readiness as she reminisces about her father giving her the dreaded chore of shoveling decomposed beans out of the grain bin as a child, "There isn't a worse smell than rotten soybeans."
Samantha Pecco passes time at one of the family’s farms while her father harvests corn during the day’s last light before her mother calls on her to go home for supper and barn chores.
Fans can barely contain their excitement as they ride into the city of Philadelphia, Pa., to watch and cheer on their Philadelphia Eagles playing in Super Bowl LII on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018.
The crowd at Ray’s Happy Birthday Bar in Philadelphia, Pa, gets riled up as they watch the Philadelphia Eagles advance with a great play against the New England Patriots during Super Bowl LII on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018.
Packed in shoulder-to-shoulder, fans of the Philadelphia Eagles hold their breath during the last few minutes of Super Bowl LII at Devil’s Den in South Philly on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018.
Staff at Devil’s Den in South Philly go nuts with euphoria as the Philadelphia Eagles clinch their first-ever Super Bowl win on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018.
A young Eagles fan shows his enthusiasm and support in Philadelphia, Pa, as the entire city pours into the streets after the Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl LII on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018.
An elated fan shouts in excitement in South Philadelphia, Pa, over the Philadelphia Eagles’ first-ever Super Bowl win on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018.
Two participants rest on the sidelines as some of the estimated 500,000 attendees peacefully stroll past the U.S. Capitol Building at the Women's March on Washington on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017.
Participants of the Women’s March on Washington share with each other their reasons for marching as they wait for the event to begin on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017, in Washington, DC.
One marcher is hoisted onto another’s shoulders to be seen above the massive crowds who have gathered for the Women’s March on Washington on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017.
Philadelphia, Pa - July 15, 2017: "Saint" James (left), a supporter of the controversial Pastor Aden Rusfeldt, engaging in a street preaching session which was riling up a passerby standing next to Michael Grant, also known as "Philly Jesus." For their protection, Aden Rusfeldt's group was surrounded by police officers, as they are known to offend people by using hateful language.
Philadelphia, Pa - July 15, 2017: A bystander gives a heated reaction to "Saint" James, a supporter of the controversial Pastor Aden Rusfeldt, engaging in a street preaching session, which was filled with hateful language.
Philadelphia, Pa - July 15, 2017: Michael Grant, also known as "Philly Jesus," responding peacefully to the controversial Pastor Aden Rusfeldt, engaging in a street preaching session which was scattered with hateful, inciting language. For their protection, Aden Rusfeldt and his supporters were surrounded by a multitude of police officers, due to their track record of offensive speech.