Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

Black Cap Fever

The wild black cap (black raspberries) are ripening at a rapid pace right now. The tufts of sticker bushes have

While Mike was smoothing out and piling up large branches and debris under some of the standing trees he rolled

I have been mentioning how dry the forest and farm are this year. The last measureable rain we had fell

The dry forest is very noticeable where Mike has been using the skid roads to drag large logs out of

A couple of years ago, there was an item on the local ballot about spending what seemed to be quite

Keeping in mode to fit my self-imposed title of Executed Director of Firewood Reclamation for our own logging projects on

A few weeks ago, I missed an opportunity to attend a Washington County Small Woodland Event because we had been

You may not believe this, BUT there are times when I am a bit scatterbrained. On second thought you may

Not every tree falls exactly as planned. Although great care is taken in getting the direction correct many factors can

Mike said he wanted the tree to fall right there and pointed into the forest. He said right there in