Deep Ripping
The guys are deep ripping the barley stubble below the hardpan before preparing the ground for next year’s crop. The idea is to allow the water to be absorbed and not drown the new alfalfa. Now we wait and see.
Deer and Elk Alfalfa is Ready
We have 3rd cutting alfalfa in the barn and ready for pick up. A very nice crop that is sure to please the deer and elk.
Well Done, Ladies!
Milayna and Kaitlynn Hartill did an awesome job of feeding and showing their HCH steers this year.
The Good Stuff Going Out to the Field
It’s time to clean the barnyard and this wonderful product is going out to a field of clay that could use some help.
Alfalfa in the Barn
We feel very fortunate to have our first cutting alfalfa in the barn and ready for customers. We managed to avoid the rain and hail that came in June.
Stuck Again
For the second time this year, I have needed a knight in shining armor to come to my rescue. I once again had my boot mired in the mud so deep that I had to abandon it and ask Head…
Watching the Pasture Grow
The grass is looking very good after the wonderful rain and the fertilizer starting to kick in. The cows and calves are hungry and eating it down quickly.
Liquid Gold in a Raindrop
We were ever glad to see that liquid gold come to our fields! With alfalfa and barley seed in the ground, the dust was starting to fly and moisture was the number one concern. Thanks to the crop saving rains,…
Alfalfa and Barley Seed Planted
We have planted alfalfa and barley seed and now wait for the rain. Will we get some much-needed moisture? It could be that the irrigation water will have to be started early this year.
Breaking in Your New Herd Bull
Bulls require a significant investment, and this should be matched by your effort to ensure they are successful breeders. The following are tips regarding the bull’s most recent diet and the breeding season. New yearling bulls should be given…