In the Fields – Page 41 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

Rainstorms Add Texture To Fields

We have been worried about our dry spring weather. We could see the stress on the new seedlings in the

Our main herd of cows across the river have been giving us clues that it is time to move them

In the previous post, Chewing On Bamboo Part 1, you got to hear about the disturbances caused by deer and

I spotted the first brown field mushroom of the season. This variety is closely related to the white button mushroom

I have been threatening for the last month to get rid of pesky #33 bull calf since his nightly (and

We used to have a good share of fence jumpers, pacers, cranky cows and everyday bedlam. Over the years we

The large herd of elk were scattered across the open 60 acre field just beyond the fence line from our

The fall weather, with quick changes from bright and sunny to breezy and showers, highlights the colors on the farm.

With a bit of fog in the air, the vibrancy of the last of the beautiful fall colors caught my

Jackson our ‘wild child’ dog is able to wait patiently when he knows that it will be soon time for