Posted by billonthefarm on September 16, 2009 at 19:10:38 from (216.24.115.33):
Well the rain has finally stopped so we are trying to do many things all at once. The crops are way behing because of the rain and cool weather. We should be starting harvest but it could easily be three weeks or more before we turn a wheel. A hundred odd jobs have been pushed back because of the weather and the chain reaction it caused. So far behind that some projects will be put off till another year. None the less, the work contiues.
This was awhile back before everything dried up. Tough way to start a day.
This little guy isnt shy, good looking calf too!
Anyone see a problem with this picture? I didnt do it but thanks to my phone I got a picture while someone else when to get the tag cutter and turn it around. I laughed.
Caught a pic of grinding feed one eveing with the 730 on the mill.
Had some fog last week and it made a couple of neat sunrises.
More fog in the pasture as it is lifting.
Who is that helping me bale hay?
When everything is going good this is a enjoyable job but this baler has tested my patience this year.
Another beautiful sunrise in the heart of Trivoli township.
Some cows and calves enjoying the abundant grass in the pasture early today.
Just some pics of hay field with the sun coming up and shining on the slowing changing colors of the trees.
Todays most important job. Two little patches of hay to make into sqaures. Finished up just before 7 and got to the house shortly after 8 tonight after putting things away. Lots of things still to do before we get into harvest. Looks like it could be a long slow late fall and I am tired before we even get started. Oh well, farming is a good life but it aint always easy. bill
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