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New 1/16th beef share photo & Price

4/24/2018

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New Born calf hiding in the hay

4/20/2018

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Baling Off Some Old Grass

4/18/2017

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We got some of our own baling equipment this year. Right now we're baling off some old grass so more sun light can hit the new grass. The grass fields are like big solar panels. The cleaner the panel is the more energy it can produce.
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December 02nd, 2016

12/2/2016

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You can see the effects of rotational grazing in this photo. The right side of the thin fence wire is where the cattle were kept off and allowed to rest and regrow. The left side of the fence is where the cattle were just moved off of to a new pasture the same day. And all that green grass sucks carbon out of the atmosphere as it grows. The cattle then put that carbon back into the soil after they eat the grass.
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November 23rd, 2016

11/23/2016

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The cows are chewing the cud with full bellies and enjoying the cooler weather.
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Fri, Jan 15, 2016

1/15/2016

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The cows are munching down on our radish winter pasture cover crop mix. Still eating green forage in mid January.
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Thu, Jan 14, 2016

1/14/2016

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Snow geese are back! Noo. The snow geese eat anything green including freshly planted pasture and cover crops. They won't kill the pasture but they will set it back.  Coyote decoys worked for a day or two but that was about it. Maybe a hawk drone? Would love to solve the snow geese problem!
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12/18/2015

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Grazing Orchard Grass

8/22/2015

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We experiment with different grasses. The cattle are grazing perennial orchard grass in this photo. For those who don't know perennial means the grass will come back year after year without needing to replant.
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Mon, Jul 13, 2015

7/13/2015

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