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Finally Out to Pasture

May 12, 2017

12 May

Well I definitely shouldn’t have complained last year about it feeling late to be out in April! We are finally out to pasture on a record late date of May 2nd. After a record breaking wet Winter and Spring, it really was still too wet to go out, but we just couldn’t wait any longer! […]

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My Favorite Day of Spring

April 3, 2016

3 Apr
My Favorite Day of Spring

My favorite day of Spring is when we let the cows back out to pasture for the first time! Hands down, absolute, nothing compares to this day. Last year we were out so early that this year’s usual April let out seemed SO late. But we have had such a wet winter and spring that […]

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What a Month!

March 29, 2016

29 Mar
What a Month

Wow! Ever look back on a time and just think what a month! Remembering that time in your life will probably have a impact over the years to come. As I look back on the end of February and March I definitely had one of those moments. I was blessed with opportunity after opportunity and […]

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Classification – May 2015

May 19, 2015

19 May

Classification yesterday. Welcomed Challenge Spirit as our new Excellent. Spirit was the 2014 Oregon State Fair Grand and Sr. Champion. Other highlights of the day include Aaron Mardi at permanent EX90. Grumpy Rowan on her second lactation moves to VG88 along with Aaron Anna. VG87 now includes Grumpy Bluesky, Yogi Kaylena, Alstar Lucky and Yogi […]

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Happy Earth Day

April 23, 2015

23 Apr

Farmers don’t just think about Earth Day once a year. For us Earth day is Everyday! That means taking care of the land that in turn takes care of us, our farm and our Ladies! My hope as a farmer is to leave the Earth better for future generations! Proud to part of the industry […]

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Dairy Farmers visit the Capital

March 15, 2015

15 Mar

Democracy only succeeds with engaged citizens. I’m excited to have begun my journey with the Oregon Young Dairy Leaders class of 2015/16. The first session certainly pushed me out of my comfort zone as we headed to Oregons Captial. We spent the day behind the scenes and met with 12 representatives. Truly interesting to see […]

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Cows on Pasture

February 13, 2015

13 Feb

My favorite day of the year has arrived! And a whole month earlier than last year. Today we let the Ladies back out onto the pasture! It is always so much fun to watch them return back outside to the lush green grass. After a little bit of fun and kicking up their heels they […]

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First Birthday Pirate Party

December 4, 2014

4 Dec

My second baby is fast approaching his first birthday, and with the holidays in between (I started this post before Thanksgiving!) I figured I had better get with it on getting some planning done! While I got started on that I realized I never did share all the details on my oldest boys first birthday. […]

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Capturing our Family in Photos

August 18, 2014

18 Aug

We just finished another amazing shoot tonight with the talented Heidi Helser Photograghy. I am so happy and excited to have found her and to have her capturing our family. When our first little farmer was born we captured pictures of him every 3 months. I loved having those pictures and seeing the changes as […]

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Did I forget Mother’s Day?

May 14, 2014

14 May

No posts about Mother’s Day were found here on Sunday, I was busy enjoying my little farmers as well as caring for the other Mothers that call our herd home. I had to chuckle as my newsfeed overflowed with the breakfasts in bed, spa days and  flowers. You see every day is Mother’s Day here.  […]

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This right here, the beautiful things. That’s why This right here, the beautiful things. That’s why we’ve fought so hard to hold onto this way of life. I truly wish it didn’t have to be so hard. Farmers aren’t in this way of life to get rich, but we certainly hate struggling even to make ends come close to meeting for our families. Not going to lie I’ve held onto to some guilt that we had a way out and can see a future for our farm again. So many wonderful farm families don’t have that choice. Breathing in the beautiful, letting go of the past and looking forward to bringing you more of our farm story in this crazy world of social media.
I’ve been quiet in this space. Mostly cause I coul I’ve been quiet in this space. Mostly cause I couldn’t find the words to describe the literal disaster strong holding dairy farm families in the Pacific Northwest. It’s gut wrenchingly heartbreaking. We went through the tough conversations of how we survive as a dairy farm. Because this right here, these generations of dedication to a breed and land. We couldn’t let go of. Dairy farming is in my blood, heart and soul and there were no answers of what else to do. So we made a choice and are now 10 months into being a certified organic farm and selling our milk to @organicvalley As a small family farm we finally feel like our farm has a chance at real future again.
When you’ve had the warmest January ever on record When you’ve had the warmest January ever on record and the grass starts growing…you turn the milk cows out to pasture! Looking like this dry spell should hold and they’ll get to enjoy some days on grass in the sunshine. Now we just wait to see if Winter ever does decide to show up!
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Happy World Milk Day - Hello June and June Dairy Month! Join me in raising a glass of the most nutritious superfood - Milk! 🥛 Cheers to all the amazing Dairy Farmers around the world who care for these amazing creatures that produce such a delicious product. The world would be a much different place without milk and therefore cheese, ice cream, yogurt, basic all the most delicious foods out there! Cheers!!! #WorldMilkDay #June #JuneDairyMonth #pnw #milk ... See MoreSee Less
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This right here, the beautiful things. That’s why we’ve fought so hard to hold onto this way of life. I truly wish it didn’t have to be so hard. Farmers aren’t in this way of life to get rich, but we certainly hate struggling even to make ends come close to meeting for our families. Not going to lie I’ve held onto to some guilt that we had a way out and can see a future for our farm again. So many wonderful farm families don’t have that choice. Breathing in the beautiful, letting go of the past and looking forward to bringing you more of our farm story in this crazy world of social media. ... See MoreSee Less
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I’ve been quiet in this space. Mostly cause I couldn’t find the words to describe the literal disaster strong holding dairy farm families in the Pacific Northwest. It’s gut wrenchingly heartbreaking. We went through the tough conversations of how we survive as a dairy farm. Because this right here, these generations of dedication to a breed and land. We couldn’t let go of. Dairy farming is in my blood, heart and soul and there were no answers of what else to do. So we made a choice and are now 10 months into being a certified organic farm and selling our milk to @organicvalley As a small family farm we finally feel like our farm has a chance at real future again. ... See MoreSee Less
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