Posted by JD Seller on December 08, 2012 at 23:52:37 from (208.126.196.144):
Well I survived the flu. The rest of the family is passing it all around now. GREAT FUN!!! LOL.
So when I left the house Tuesday morning to deliver a load of feed for my son I ended up having to do all of the deliveries the rest of the week. I did not even get to sleep at home until Friday night. The boys where both sick. I was in and out all week but had to run to load or make deliveries day and night.
Here are some pictures from around the county.
Here are my cattle hard at work adding some pounds before snow/winter weather.
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Here is view across the rolling corn ground. This ground will raise a very good crop of corn even thought it is not flat. It has a CSR ( Corn Suitability Rating) in the low 90s. Hauling corn from this fellow.
Here are some houses looking like they are growing out of the corn field. They actually are being built on the ground left after the state removed a bunch of the dirt for Iowa route 20. So they really are not taking good farm ground. Still kind of a different look. Just south of Farley Iowa.
Here is another field of some more of my cattle. The alfalfa had a lot of regrowth that turned brown after the real cold weather a few weeks ago. The cattle still are eating some of it thought. This is one of my flatter fields too.
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