Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

Foxgloves Blooming

Along the hillside, between the hay field and the forest, summertime blooms show on the foxgloves. Although they are a

Before I start todays post, I need to clarify the name of our mother cat, Pegleg. Someone had commented on

After an unusual long dry spell, we had several days of sticky, muggy weather. The cows tend to adapt to

This had nothing to do with the bloating scare last week, but Pirelli/George the bull that we had on loan

This bend in the road that Mike has been building in the forest is still in need of some work.

The extra dry May add June has had an effect on the grass hay fields. The grass is shorter than

The strawberries are in mid-season and we have been trying to keep up on picking them before the birds get

We had a very short voicemail left the other day, it went something like this; ‘Something is wrong with George.

While mowing down the tough grasses and weeds in the pastures, I try to get the edges under the trees

Gardeners across the country will positively drool over this post. I am sorry if it causes any discomfort but I