MEDINA, N.D. – Through the first two weeks of December, Gene Heinrich was been able to finish up soybean harvest, combine a little corn and start hauling some hay home now that the ground has frozen. However, the same can’t be said for some of the water holes out in the pasture that have not totally frozen over, causing problems for Gene and his cattle.
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Heinrichs able to harvest a little corn
(L-R) Sandy Jones, Delores Johnson, Gene Heinrich, Tammy Heinrich, Katie Heinrich (bride), Michael Heinrich (groom), Tricia Solinger, Chris Heinrich, Sarah Heinrich hold Luke and Richie Heinrich holding Jake. This was photo is from Michael and Katie’s wedding in October.
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