Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

Portable Electricity

More than half of our farm is across the river. Our big hay barn, the pastures, most of the cattle,

It’s not just the humans that are busy with farm activities.We have been noticing more sign that the beaver family

This time of year brings equipment out of the barns from where they had been stored. We used this spreader

Between threatening sprinkles, the rain held off long enough to get a little more done in the garden. My very

The mud swallows have returned in force to the farm. While these critters are a nuisance round the house, I

Topanga calved last week as expected with a sturdy bull calf. Roz on the other hand waited another week before

Princess is one of our favorites. She was born in 2005 and has had seven calves so far. But she

The natural resources on the farm are not taken for granted. Re-using and recycling are daily rituals. Our access to

A chemical free lawn is just for starters. In an effort to avoid chemicals for the entire farm, we maintain

The first week of January was a good time to start a few lettuce seeds indoors. I used small starter