Susan Schmidlin – Page 21 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Update On Front And Back

The twin calves that were born back in February have been growing steadily and love to have opportunities to do

After a busy week of cattle moving the farm sounds and feels quieter. With the group of 5 leaving for

#92 Pearl had her brand new calf well hidden in the understory of brush under the alder trees. We knew

Mike and the dogs have been running a set of mole and gopher traps in an effort to stop the

Mike made good use of the tiller that is attached to the John Deere tractor to work up the main

With the couple of days of nice weather Mike was able to travel the logging roads with the bulldozer to

Living in the Coast Range of the Pacific Northwest provides us with a lot of opportunities. Growing tomatoes is not

I have to admit that my puddles may be bigger than most. I blame it on the heavy equipment like

#76 Blackie was acting strangely when we started feeding. She was watching the brush under some big alder trees. It

Our loaner herd of Plum with her calf Snowcap, Sapphire with her calf Blue, and good old Topanga were shipped