grazing – Schmidlin Angus Farms

Finding His Own Way

One of the tasks we never got around to completing during the winter months has turned into a treat for

The main herd has been enjoying the extra room for grazing because of the harvested far, far field. We opened

This winter has trifled with my organizational skills. Actually, A LOT of things trifle with my organizational skills, but for

One of the elk herds has descended on the far hay field/pasture with a vengeance. It was hard to count

We have been keeping a closer eye on the herd these days after a neighbor from across the ridge stopped

One of the two elk herds that travel through our farm are back for a visit. This is the smaller

I could actually dine in the garden with the good china, the polished silver and the sparkling crystal. I could

There are many names for the clumps of hard, grass-like bunches of Tussock Grass and many different classifications for the

Newborns stay close to their mothers for about a week. As they get older and learn to start playing with

Late June and Early July are busy times on the farm. We cut, dry, bale, load and store all the