HAZELTON, N.D. – Erratic temperatures – warm days in the 30s and 40s followed by frigid days on repeat – dominated the weather over the past couple of weeks ahead of New Year’s Day. It has made moving cattle closer to home for the winter a slow process at Kalberer Farms.
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Kalberers bring some of their cattle home for winter, wean calves
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In the winter, it is great to have extra grazing like cover crops available for the cowherd. Here, Jesse took this photo that shows the last couple days of the bred heifers strip grazing cover crops.
At Kalberer Farms, Jesse moved all the cattle home during the up and down temperatures as winter officially began.
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