As the world keeps turning, so does the work of agriculture.
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It’s almost that time of year. We’ve been prepping for it and our time for preparation is about over.
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You may have spent your day perched on your couch watching the big game, but the animals around here had to find other ways to spend their time.
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I am here today to give you the breakdown on cowgirl cold gear.
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The cows are now in on the fields eating hay. It has to feel like a vacation from having to actively go find the the grass, don’t you think?
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Welcome to 2020! I hope everybody’s New Year is going well. With the short days and most of the cows still out in the badlands, we are working on some projects that we couldn’t get to in the fall.
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I hope you all had an AMAZING Christmas. Ours was wonderful. We went and spent a few days with Megan’s family.
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Last week was a typical cold winter week…
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I can go for weeks without going to town normally, but this week I went to town a lot!
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I think we just have to admit it now: winter is here. We’ve started our regular rotation in the badlands opening water for the cows.
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Back in August I shared a bit about how we planted some hay and cover crops for the cattle to graze this fall. I know it’s a little late, but I just wanted to let you know how that turned out. It seemed like there was a lot of interest in our summer farming so here is just a little bit about how it all turned out.
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I hope everyone’s November is going well. We just did our first part of our beef delivery. We still have more to do tomorrow, but we were happy to see our first batch of customers and hope you were all happy to receive your beef!
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Here is the video that I told you about last week (sorry for the delay our internet went down for most of the day yesterday).
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We successfully sorted and trailed (most) of our cows out to winter pasture.
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I think our Mesa pasture is pretty nice. It is higher in elevation, but not so high that the grass comes too late and the snow comes too early, but it does have one problem: it has, basically, one source of water.
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When the winter storms are coming and the conditions are getting tough for the calves to be grazing on the mountain and the cows to be nursing them, we pull them down.
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With preg checking mostly behind us, this week was dedicated to crazy costumes and recovering from cow work.
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We were hoping for some nice weather to preg test our cows, but we came up a little short.
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Yesterday, we did some more cow work. This time it was a little more exciting because we got the kids out with us one more time.
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