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Archive for March, 2008

Merry Joins the Herd!

March 26, 2008

Look Close!  She is only a couple hours old and her Momma didn’t want ME close!

Can You See the Difference in the Soil?

March 25, 2008

Smoother                                                                                Rough

Rolling the Plowed Fields

March 25, 2008

A roller harrow breaks clods and churns the soil.  The rollers penetrate up to 2″ deep, mixing and firming the soil in preparation for the next step.

Sammy Gives Me Kitty-Love Eyes

March 25, 2008

How Terry Stocks the Farm Equipment

March 24, 2008

This is an 40-acre farm in Grand Junction, right under the monument, completely surrounded by subdivisions.  The cost of doing farm work against the neighbor complaints, just became too much, so the farmer sold out.  He made a large amount of money and the ground will grow houses instead of crops.
 
Terry was interested in the 115 [...]

Another New Calf-a Boy (Bull) at This Stage of Life

March 24, 2008

This color is pretty interesting.  I wonder if they will get darker as they get older?

Terry’s Retirement Party

March 21, 2008

Although, there is excitement for new beginnings, there is also saddness for endings.

The linecrews say “Good-bye” many of the guys, thanking Terry for teaching them to climb poles, work with hot lines, and grow them into the linemen and for some, foremen.

In his book of “Rememberance” most of the people wrote how they will miss [...]

Terry’s Desk

March 21, 2008

The last day for use of the desk where Terry did his paperwork.  Thirty-four years of time sheets, work orders, and other things that make a company function.

Twinkle is Older

March 21, 2008

Twinkle is such a pretty calf!  But as I was leaving for work this morning, Friday, March 21, 2008, Skipper’s Calf had her baby.  She had it close to the house so I could see the color but not the gender.  I will post photos of the new baby soon!

Riley Came to Visit

March 17, 2008

Riley, our daughter Kimberly’s dog, got to come spend the day on the farm.  It was so much fun for him; he followed the plow, ate dog bones, and hung out just doing stuff.
Riley has come to visit enough now that he knows his place in the farm pecking order-last after Fuzzy.  And the cats are [...]