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Soil fertility is an important part of producing high quality grass hay. Every time we harvest a cutting from our hay fields it removes some …

There’s an old saying that in the fall, when the spiders fly, is the time to plant your fields. Have you ever seen spider webs …

We are cutting the fields today for the 4th time this year.  Where has the summer gone?!  

3rd cutting is in the stack and ready for you!  The weather was perfect for putting up hay.  Our 3 tractors/balers and balewagon were beautiful …

Dad and daughter heading out to rake 3rd cutting.  These youngsters will be 3rd generation hay farmers! 3rd cutting should be ready in a week. …

We had a huge thunderstorm move through last night.  It was impressive and noisy! In addition to providing a spectacular light show lightning also helps …

We’ve reached the dog days of summer.  Hot weather, sunshine, happy hay fields.  We spend the days checking pivots to make sure everything is running …

Today we’ll finish baling all of the fields, getting them in the stack and by tonight the hay will be top and side tarped. 2nd …

We cut the edges of the field today in preparation for 2nd cutting!  We will begin cutting the fields on Monday and Mother Nature willing …

Spring is a great time to watch the wildlife on the farm.  The geese use one of the ditches and we are always amazed at …

We baled one field today and will bale more tomorrow! The 2019 price is $11/bale – the same as last year. Clean, green, sweet smelling!  …

We’ve finished cutting the fields! Think sunshine and a nice breeze to help the hay dry!    

We did cut-in on the fields today.  We cut the first 2 swathes of the edges of fields.  This allows us to get the fields …

The fields are ready to be cut!  We turned off the irrigation yesterday.  It always takes longer for the fields to dry and be ready …

We hope everyone had a beautiful Easter. Farmers don’t get days off this time of year.  One of the pivot end guns had to be …