Lfalfa Cutting News Today

"I’m just learning to be more patient with things, learning to be more wise with our time and our energy."

The fiber yield looks to be the largest Blake Burggraff has ever had. “It’s a really cool problem to have,” he said.

It has been hot-hot-hot. This is not what we ordered for the end of the growing season, but this type of weather really moved the corn along.

"The truck shop is still busy with inspections and repairs. A sense of urgency is in the air, as harvest looks begin earlier than normal."

With recent rains, pastures and crops are looking good. Fly control is going as planned, but the chickens suffered a loss. Kara Brichacek gives her latest report.

"You take all of the information available and make that decision. Some are right and some are wrong. You just hope most are right."

Early July rains were a welcome sight at the Burggraff farm, but it was still uncertain how well crops and pastures would pull through from their early season struggles with

“Knee high by the Fourth of July. The old saying has been surpassed once"

"The corn and beans came out of the damage that was caused by the hail and high winds two weeks ago. The corn was bent over and the leaves were