Inflation rate now the highest since 1983.. Guess who was the PM in 1983.

The crew recently finished this water feature for a client. 158 tons of granite boulders, 30,000 gallons an hour being pumped over the falls, and 18,000 gallons of water in the pond and a happy client and satisfied crew!

Cover crop growing in the corn this year is amazing. Wish we could grow corn cobs as big as these radishes!

Loving this beautiful November weather! Laying pavers in a t-shirt at this time of year isn't too hard to take

Corn harvest has begun. Thanks to Lenos Farms and the great service as always!

What a beautiful November day to worrk along the Lake Erie shore!

Looks like the end of the season will be soon. Bitter sweet

It's nice when things go smoothly!

I definitely enjoy working on projects along the lakeshore, but this May 1st sure feels like November 30th!

A couple of projects completed this year. I'm very fortunate to have a good tem behind me. They make the job a lot of fun!

Very happy to see this field get tiled! Looking forward to seeing the difference in future crops that tile makes. Thanks to #Rothdrainage!

Sometimes, in very rare and fleeting moments, I look at Justin Trudeau and I feel a bit of sympathy. Imagine being him. Imagine being a trust fund kid with no direction. Your dad is one of the most reviled figures in Canadian political history and your mom is famous for a

There's alot of rugged beauty in the Sonoran Desert! Lots of fun riding around out here

And so it begins. A beautiful day to spread and start the 2024 season off!

I'm a green by heart but this kubota is not disappointing me!

A week of first. First time trying PurYield Fertilizer and first time treating seed with Hypersound technology

Drones won't replace ground application machines, but I definitely see some real advantages to them. Another tool for farmers in the toolbox

The plant on the left is from 155000 population and the plant on the right is at 85000 population. Same field, same variety, same planting date. Begs the question, have we been planting at too high of a population?