Only 6 days after planting the first wheat plants are taking in the morning light.

Thank you for everyone's support during #WSP Trooper Atkinson's escort home from Harborview Medical Center. We appreciate you and are glad to have Trooper Atkinson home as he continues his recovery. #alwayscomehome #1197strong

ISO hopper bottom pup. Apparently it’s hard to fine one with some life left in it.

Spring wheat is in the ground! Now onto Canola.

Time for this one to get some love between fields. The right track keeps losing guide blocks. Can’t figure out why.

Spring canola is coming in nice and strong! Time to clean some of these fields up.

2024 dryland winter wheat going in the ground earlier than ever before. Let’s give it hell and hope for the best.

Winter canola is up and making a good first impression!

Pretty excited with how the fields that we seeded earlier than normal are looking. They have caught rain after rain and are loving life. In addition we have plenty of moisture now for the remainder of fall planting. No complaints here.

Trying something new and unexpected. Mowing down the winter canola to keep it from bolting. Over 3” of rain since planting, things are growing fast.

Picked up an exciting new toy today for the Holiday season.

Overhaul is complete, it’s back together and ready for harvest. Just one less thing to worry about.

Got caught up on spraying and started on some of the winter wheat. Beautiful day to get something done! Fun fact: The Oregon Trail went across this flat branching off to the Fort Walla Walla Trading Post which was a division of the Hudson Bay Trading Co at the time

All 3 of our winter canola fields are heading into bloom. Love seeing fields of yellow in the spring.

44 days of harvest and it’s finally time to celebrate!

A little bit of wheat starting to emerge in the first couple fields planted. Rain would sure be nice about now.

Overhaul season for the combine. Also known as the time of year that my money disappears.

Nice example of an uneven stand of winter canola. All different life stages from just emerging to bolting. We have a handful of fields that look like this where they randomly hit good moisture last fall. At least it’s all there I guess.

Our Camelina is growing like crazy with the cool and wet weather lately. No complaints here.

Already 2 fields down for the 2026 crop.