In the Fields – Page 54 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

A Pathetic Bloom

Our extremely wet and cold spring has sure taken a toll on all the spring growth. Plants that normally would

Down near the river, under the maple trees, logs washed in during the high water we had this winter. As

We have waited patiently for the pastures to get less soggy so we could run a drag harrow through the

We had gotten the fence put up in the back of the big hay field. This temporary electric fence is

News reports around the country are showing sink holes that show up in unlikely spots and devour portions of sidewalks,

Both Momma Cat (the calico) and Grandma Cat (jet-black) are pregnant. The four boy kittens we imported last year did

It’s unusual around here to get much in the way of windstorms during the spring months. This super wet, and

Looking out my front room window, just beyond my garden, a herd of 22 elk grazed and played in one

I caught a glimpse of Gabriel’s feet as he was sitting under the old tin roof of the shop. I

Peach, who was born in February, got to meet her new pen-mate today. Respect and his mother, Quiet, were turned