Recent weeks have brought more sun allowing for good hay-drying weather. The weather has been hot and muggy. There were two light rain showers but nothing that caused an extreme delay in the hay-making process. Big bales of excellent-quality hay were baled and put in the sheds for the winter. Haylage was also chopped and bagged.
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Kimberly Weyland of Neenah, Wisconsin, a loving mother with a passion for cows, believing grazing cows and fresh-cut alfalfa is paradise. Currently she works on her parents’ organic dairy farm as well for Climate FieldView as an activation specialist. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.





