In the Fields – Page 57 – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

The Nature of Nature

Imagine a garden hose that has the inner rubber lining thinning and causing the outer wraps of the hose to

The local news has been tracking our rainfall closely this month, because early on, it looked like we would be

The Gator ride out to the outside feeders twice a day is usually the same old commute. This morning we

Dirt is fascinating in its complexity. Since I spend a good portion of my spring and summer in close proximity

Seems like we are still trying to clean up after our big snowfall and quick thaw that brought the river

Even though the river is still pretty high, the threat of flooding has passed for our area. The snow that

The kittens have grown and are nearly full size. The winter weather has only slowed them down slightly from romping

OK, I think it is time for me to eat a little crow. A couple of days ago, I was

Ah, Mother Nature is a fickle friend. I had been conversing (needling, haranguing, arguing and even nagging) Mike for more

We have barely lost the the last bit of snow that has been piled up in the ditches from the