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Probably the least favorite part of ranching, transplanting a calf..especially having to skin the old one because the mom can’t be fooled.

GO BIG RED!

Band of brothers is the best series ever made. Watch it every chance I can 🇺🇸

A lot of herbicide injury showing up, especially on soybeans from extreme dry conditions followed by the rain during emergence. Most of them grow out of it, but fields like this have some significant stand reduction.

We haven’t had weevils this bad in a long time.

Now just need to figure out what neighbor to send the Father’s Day card.

Rye makes a great cover crop, until it doesn’t die and just becomes a weed robbing moisture, sunlight and fertilizer.

In 1 hour.

I was going to bid on this ole girl and I decided to pass.

These posts are awesome. The only ones that didn’t wash out of all our creek crossings this week.

By far some of the worst 1st cutting alfalfa I’ve ever cut, between drought and weevils the windrows are pretty thin. Hoping with the recent rains second will be decent.

What’s everyone recommend for a rake these days? These H&S rakes don’t hold up and they do a terrible job skipping over hay.

It’s very interesting this year to see the vast differences in compaction and how much better the corn looks where the soil was compacted. In a typical wet spring, you would see the opposite effect.

The way these two look it’s hard to pick a favorite 🌽 DEKALB Asgrow Seed

CRW damage is being exposed following 60+mph wind. Managing beetles is critical if planning to stay continuous corn, regardless of trait.

Root regeneration on CRW field from a week ago.

These grain market speculators crack me up, especially when we haven’t hit pollination or the disease and insect gauntlet yet. Not very often the best looking beans around yield the best, and corn is one good wind away from being your worst crop ever. It’ll be what’ll be.