Game Farm Hay

We just finished having our fields sprayed for broadleaf weeds.  Maintaining weed free fields is important to producing a consistent premium quality hay.    

We’re having an unusual winter this year with far more snow than normal and it’s lasting longer than normal, too.  Winter can be beautiful.  This …

What do farm kids do on a school snow day?  

Bourbon was a very naughty goat!  

3rd cutting had to be done in two stages this year due to the unsettled weather.  We put up half of the fields then waited …

We began cutting in the edges of the field today.  Weather permitting, 2nd cutting will be in the stack and ready for pickup within 10 …

We began cutting the fields today!  Mother Nature has nice weather planned for this cutting!    

This statement in the Hay & Forage Growers eHay Weekly email spot on!   “The beauty and curse of a biological system is that we …

These four visitors were enjoying the hay field outside our back yard this morning.  They must have been exploring the farm for awhile because they …

We use T-Sum 200 as an indicator for applying N to our hay fields.  It has proven very effective in increasing growth for first cutting …

We had a couple of fun visitors!  Two mule deer stopped for a rest on their travel into Horse Heaven Hills south of the farm.  …

Spring is coming!  It may seem like we’re still in the throws of winter but the signs are showing Spring is on it’s way. Here …

The hay fields are sleeping and we are enjoying our slow time.  We are excited when hay season preparations begin each January and happy to …

There’s frost on the tires and everything else this morning!  It’s a very crisp 14*.  The fields have been tucked into bed for the winter. …