Susan Schmidlin – Page 8 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Ground Breaking

We attached the rototiller to the back of the tractor and Mike made the first passes through the garden now

The time has come for the older calves to get their numbered eartags. We try to wait at least a

Fence fixing in more deliberate in the springtime. The winter weather and the herds of elk take a toll on

It’s time, it’s time! The rhubarb is big enough to start making sauce, pies and cakes. Most people have never

We had moved Suduko out into the field with all the other cow/calf pairs last week when it looked like

Robin eggs have been spotted, another sign that spring is really here. This one happened to be right in the

While Mike was busy going round and round on the tractor spreading lime in the hayfield, I had a job

The lime that has been sitting in the barn on pallets for the last two months is now being put

Taking place at the World Forestry Center at Forest Park, I attended an evening of presentations and a panel discussion

The wild current bush in the front yard is in full bloom and is very showy. This plant came from