Game Farm Hay

The sunrise over the hay fields this morning was magnificent.    

Winter is waning, the grass is greening and it’s time to add a boost of fertilizer to help our fields stay strong and healthy.

It’s a sure sign fall is in the air when we begin to have morning river fog.  When the air temperature is cooler than the …

Every year a local family of geese comes into one of our fields.  It’s been going on for years.  When the weather is bad we …

We’ll finish cutting our hay fields for the last time today.  It’s a bittersweet moment each year.  We love what we do but by the …

3rd cutting is being baled!  Come and get it!    

After each cutting our fields look like they’d make beautiful sports playgrounds!  Golf, soccer, croquet, badminton…….you name it!    

We’ll begin baling 2nd cutting tomorrow.  We took this photo late today.  What a pretty sight!  

We’ve begun cutting in the field edges preparation for 2nd cutting!  Mother Nature is giving us a wonderful weather window for cutting, dying and baling …

First cutting is in the stack, tarped  and ready for pickup or delivery!  No rain and nice green, clean hay!  

We never see the Canada geese setting their nests but all of a sudden their goslings are with them.    

We just finished having our fields sprayed for broadleaf weeds.  Maintaining weed free fields is important to producing a consistent premium quality hay.    

We’re having an unusual winter this year with far more snow than normal and it’s lasting longer than normal, too.  Winter can be beautiful.  This …

What do farm kids do on a school snow day?