Our "rain, rain go away" chant  just didn't work! For at least three weeks we have been hoping to see the custom chopper pull ...

Spring harvest of our wheat crop down on the dairy farm  started this week. It's a process dependent on timing and weather from start...

We're a little behind on the wheat harvest due to heavy rains last week. Fortunately, the cooler temperatures kept it from maturing  ...

The cows are going to love this spring wheat! Weather permitting, we plan to chop it and put it in the silo. This allows us a quality f...

  For the last few days, we've been harvesting (also known as "green chopping")  the spring crop of wheat and rye grass tha...

          Spring brings a wide variety of green colors for us to enjoy. On the dairy farm, I would say                            that the c...

  We've waited all winter for this spring wheat crop to start growing and now with a few warm spring days you can  see it changing al...

Although we celebrate  Earth Day everyday   on the dairy farm by caring for our  land and  animals, harvesting our spring crop of rye grass ...

When our dairy nutritionist was on the farm today, Ryan was showing him part of the spring crop that we will start harvesting this week. It...

  On my way to Bible study and choir practice, I drove by one of our spring crops that will be mowed and chopped for dairy cow feed  in...

Rows of mowed wheat are just waiting to be spring cleaned from the field. I'm thankful for the spring harvest  cleaning o...

A mild winter and an early spring has made a perfect growing season for this field of rye that was planted late last fall. Our dairy cows ...