Brr, Glad It’s Not Me!
I am so glad that I am not the one to go into that chilly Colville River and mess with the irrigation suction hose! I like being on the bank with my shoes on, taking pictures for the blog post.
I am so glad that I am not the one to go into that chilly Colville River and mess with the irrigation suction hose! I like being on the bank with my shoes on, taking pictures for the blog post.
Here is a video of our bred heifers. They will calve starting in January of 2019. Bred Heifers
We moved the wheel line out of the way so the last pasture is ready for the herd. A few nights of hard frost and fall is suddenly here. We hope to make two to three more weeks of grass…
Rancher Hagen has been cutting the corn stalks and giving the bred heifers a treat, but the girls sometimes don’t get along well. Rancher Woman Hagen has been processing apples and pumpkins this week and will also have treats to…
The barn floor is being replaced from the ground up. This side of the barn will be divided into individual calving pens. Matt is heading up this renovation and has been spending much of his time leveling, gravel hauling, beam…
It is time to pull the suction tubes and pots out of the water. The water needs to be drained from the pumps, the electricity turned off, and all the lines cleared. The suction tubes are loaded onto the trailer…
Miss G came for a visit and Grampie was recruited to find the kitties. Along the way, a pad of paper and a pen changed from large hands to small hands. The list of “Important Stuff to Do” was created.…
It seems I’m always behind when it comes to keeping up with Miss G. To finish the day exhausted and a with a large smile is the perfect ending to another day spent with Miss G!
We are watering the alfalfa for the last time this year (we hope there is rain to come soon). As the Colville River seems to have lots of “goodies” coming our way, it is necessary to clean the suction system…