WILTON, N.D. – Warm-to-hot weather in mid-June helped the Meyers complete several projects, including spraying and fertilizing the crops, fixing the fence, and moving the cows out to pasture.
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Meyers top dressing fertilizer, sending cows out
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The Meyers are watching their crops grow on their farm.
Jasmine Meyer spends time with one of the Meyer cows. The cows are already out on pasture on nice grass this year.
Jen Meyer does a lot of field work on the Meyer family farm.
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