Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

Mud Gone For Now

It took four truckloads of rock, but the log landing is now back with a solid base instead of the

In previous years, I had the cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts planted well out into the

As the hay was being dropped from the back of the John Deere Gator in a fairly straight line through

This last week has brought soaking rains to the farm, a lightening strike that flattened a condo in Coos Bay,

The five yearlings that had the green weaning clips put in their noses have been separated from their mothers and

With the abrupt change from summer to fall, we found the need to start up the wood fired boiler after

Another fall project, rocking the paths to the barns, has begun. The road to the barn was woefully lacking last

Not just for esthetics, the process of limbing up the trees that line the skid road clear the path for

Since the Gator was in the shop, my right hand helper and I headed up the hill on foot to

The first 5 calves have gotten their new jewelry in the form of a green plastic clip that snaps into