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Erika and Kevin Klahn of Klondike Farms are hosting the 2019 Dane County Breakfast on the Farm. The Brooklyn, Wisconsin-area, couple farms about 5,000 acres as well as provides trucking services. They recently acquired a stable that can be used to board as many as 65 horses.
A 400,000-bushel grain elevator will serve as the backdrop for the 2019 Dane County Breakfast on the Farm near Brooklyn, Wisconsin. The Kevin and Erika Klahn family will host the annual event. They say they're looking forward to visiting with attendees who are interested in learning more about farming.
Kevin Klahn can manage variable-rate applications and prescriptions using a John Deere GreenStar 3 monitor. Every acre of corn has been mapped so the tractor operator can perform variable-rate seeding.
Kevin and Erika Klahn have four children who help on the farm when they're not in school. In front is Gabe Klahn. In the back row from left are Tanner, Kevin, Erika, Abigail and Gabrielle Klahn.
Providing custom-farming services as well as farming his own substantial acreage has enabled Kevin Klahn to expand his fleet of tractors and other agricultural equipment.
BROOKLYN, Wis. – The Klondike Gold Rush has long fascinated Kevin and Erika Klahn – so much so they named their farming operation Klondike Farms.
Lynn Grooms writes about the diversity of agriculture, including the industry’s newest ideas, research and technologies as a staff reporter for Agri-View based in Wisconsin. Email lgrooms@madison.com to contact her.
What: Dane County Breakfast on the Farm
When: 7 to 11:30 a.m. June 8
Where: Klondike Farms, 4592 Wisconsin Highway 92, Brooklyn, Wisconsin
Cost: $8 for Adults; $4 for ages 3-11; free for ages 2 and younger
Event Activities and Entertainment: Farm broadcaster Pam Jahnke, The Soggy Prairie Boys, Dane County Fairest of the Fair, horse-drawn wagon ride, children’s games, face painting, cow spot painting, Bessy the Dane Dairy Cow, large-machinery displays
More information: www.danecountydairy.com/breakfast-on-the-farm or
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Erika and Kevin Klahn of Klondike Farms are hosting the 2019 Dane County Breakfast on the Farm. The Brooklyn, Wisconsin-area, couple farms about 5,000 acres as well as provides trucking services. They recently acquired a stable that can be used to board as many as 65 horses.
A 400,000-bushel grain elevator will serve as the backdrop for the 2019 Dane County Breakfast on the Farm near Brooklyn, Wisconsin. The Kevin and Erika Klahn family will host the annual event. They say they're looking forward to visiting with attendees who are interested in learning more about farming.
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