From personal existence in agriculture to emigration: 15 years of Ulrike Siegel, 15 years of stories from farmer's daughters, 15 years of interest in rural life. This deserves to be celebrated! In this very special volume, we have selected the favorite narratives from the bestsellers "It Always Rains at the Wrong Time," "Games Were Played After Work," and the third part "How Easily It Could Have Been Different." The contributions invite reflection and remembrance, aim to break down prejudices, and help to understand the lives and achievements of others. The autobiographical stories showcase the diversity of life paths against the shared backdrop of life and work on farms in the 1960s and 1970s.