Susan Schmidlin – Page 50 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

Best Friends

The three calves that were born on the house side of the river (we refer to this area as the

There is no easy way to clean out the muck, silt and debris off the barb wire fences that were

One tree sitting near the base of the hillside has turned a ghostly hue. It was about 25 years old.

Our cow #195, Bali, had her calf. Rivera weighed 75 lbs. at birth near the back corner of the property

Being members of the local Livestock Association means more than just volunteering at the Washington County Fair. It is more

Nearing mealtime, the main herd waits along the fence line. Although they look calm, there is a lot of movement

There was a break in the clouds. The yearling bulls out in the bull pen decided to take advantage and

We were very fortunate to have established fruit trees in the orchard when we bought the property late in the

The yellow catkins are hanging heavy on the filbert(hazelnut) trees in the orchard. They attract the honey bees by the

There are a lot of task that need to be done on this day. Fences that survived the flood need