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Category Archives: Agronomy
Combining Wheat and Rye
Got our Wheat and Rye combined last week: We cut the grain with a swather (one of our haybines is actually a swather, we just remove the crimper to not damage the grain) to allow it to dry down … Continue reading
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Farmers are Never Happy.
Just a few weeks ago, we were begging for the rain to stop, and now it has. In fact we are getting dry, some places the corn in starting to roll all ready. Us farmers are never happy, we always … Continue reading
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Misc. Pictures
Just a few odd pictures from the last couple of weeks: Calving pens have been full! Raking some grass hay. Neighbor baling the grass hay for us. Spraying Soybeans.
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Pictures I Stole From Theo
Here is Theo, Sarah, Zoie and Owen getting a “Knee high by the 4th of July” corn picture. I didn’t bother to take one, so here is theirs: The old wise man tale says if your corn in knee … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th of july, agriculture, agricuture, agronomy, Animals, baby animals, corn, cute farm kids, dairy cows, dairy farm, dairy farming, dairy farming today, dairy good, factory farming, family farm, farmer, milk, Modern Agricuture, modern farming, organic farming, production agriculture, sustainable agricuture, Wisconsin dairy farming
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Poor Looking Corn
Our goal is to get just a little bit better every year. Last year was a poor year, and this year is already poor, and getting worse all of the time. Spent some time checking fields today, and it doesn’t look … Continue reading
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Alfalfa Test Plot
We put in an alfalfa test plot today. If I recall correctly we had 9 different alfalfa varieties in the plot. At each cutting samples of each variety will be taken and analyzed for quality and yield. Also … Continue reading
Chopping First Crop Hay
Well we finally got first crop hay (mostly) done. We have a couple of fields that we haven’t cut yet because of to many wet holes, we will probably cut them tomorrow. As I mentioned in an earlier post, we … Continue reading
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Lets Try Cutting Some Hay
Depending on which forecast you want to believe, we thought we MIGHT have a chance to get some haylage chopped, so we started cutting today: We had to cut around a few places because they are just way to wet, … Continue reading
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Neat Picture
Monday we were able to get a few more soybeans planted. On the left we are spreading fertilizer, on the right the field finisher is working the fertilizer in and preparing the seed bed. I was waiting for the finisher … Continue reading
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