The ewes and lambs are loving the early cover crop growth!

I decided to take a sunset picture tonight thanks to the inspiration of John

It ain't happy, but it ain't dead yet...

Cultivating like it's 1979.

Does this count as grazing a multi species cover crop mix? Wheat drowned this spring, but a fair bit of the fescue and frost seeded reed canary grass survived. Plenty of annual species that I didn't ask for also joined the party.

Squash and corn are getting along pretty well here!

Buckwheat is in full bloom and making a lot of insects very happy.

Swathing cover crop/cash crop combo.

Haven't fed any hay yet this winter. Cover crops for the win!

Well, I learned what kind of winter turns canola graveyard dead...

Well, I can see where the rotary hoe didn't quite reach!

Last time through.

One day I will cut wheat with a combine that has working AC. Yesterday was not that day. Maybe next year.

Sometimes the hard way is the easy way.

Happy sheep grazing through the snow. Rye is great this time of year. Came home and ate a lamb leg steak and some homemade sourdough rye bread. I joke that I eat food, and what food eats.

Happy sheep grazing through the snow. Rye is great this time of year. Came home and ate a lamb leg steak and some homemade sourdough rye bread. I joke that I eat food, and what food eats.

My soybean herbicide is waking up from its winter nap!

I was using ChatGPT for legal advice and it decided to completely hallucinate some preposterous nonsense about how growing wheat to use on my own farm somehow constitutes interstate commerce

Got a bit of seeding done today.

Finally had a day fit enough to knock out some cover crops including some free "cover crop" of pennycress.