From the Fields: LeeAnne Bulman with Kaleb Ellis

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Contented dairy cows lounge under a tree during their celebration of June Dairy Month.

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Lack of sun from Canadian-wildfire smoke has prevented some hay baling. Harvesting was in progress on the organic Wolfe farm in the town of Garden Valley, Wisconsin.

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Beef cattle are finishing calving for the year and the calves are off to a good start with prolific growth in the grasses.

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This is Monty the corn stalk. LeeAnne Bulman is taking a photo every two weeks of the same stalk throughout the summer.

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It was a good day for spraying east of Trempealeau, Wisconsin, but dry and dusty before this past week's rain.

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Workers at Schank Farms are busy chopping hay on the farm in Lewis Valley, west of Arcadia, Wisconsin.

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Although drying hay isn't easy, some baled hay is accomplished west of Dodge in Buffalo County, Wisconsin.

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LeeAnne Bulman with Kaleb Ellis For Agri-View

“It’s been cold, but it’s the best crop we’ve ever had, with no yellow corn and everything is growing even,” said Kaleb Ellis about this year’s corn and bean crops. “I think it’s finally getting to the nitrogen that was stashed away. After that inch of rain everything kept perking up. Every little bit of rain we get, things look better.”