In the Fields – Page 26 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

First Hay Field

Mike could tell when he was mowing the first field that the crop was denser than last year. The thick

Our farm ground is broken up by topography. We have several small fields dotted on each side of the meandering

About ten days ago we placed a green nose clip (green weaner) in bull #48 who is now eight months

Now making a grand entrance on the farm is the variety that abounds with foxglove blooms. The pretty stalks of

Trying out the hay equipment that had been stored all winter showed that we had neglected to put the final

Change is coming, at least that is what the forecast is calling for. A good stretch of dry weather with

I welcome the sight of a non-native friend who shows up right when needed. The cinnabar moth was introduced to

Each season is different just as each year shows different balances in flora, fauna. It highlights the resurgence in some

For a full month now roadbanks, side roads, skid roads and trails around the woods have been bright yellow with

Just before beginning hay season, Mike declared that we needed to remove all the firewood project paraphernalia out of the