CARRINGTON, N.D. – Tysen and Markie Rosenau are young third-generation farmers growing their operation on the family farm established by Tysen’s grandfather, Jack, near Carrington. The couple has three children: their son, Brayden, and their daughters, Ember and Peyton, with the birth of Peyton happening last February during a fierce winter storm.
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Rosenaus ready to get started with planting season in eastern ND
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When the soil is ready and the fields are no longer wet from the heavy snow, the Rosenaus plan to plant corn, hard red spring wheat, soybeans and natto beans this year.
“We’re usually planting around that April 25 to May 1 timeframe, but this year it’s probably going to be around May 20,” Tysen said. However, that won’t necessarily be any later than last year when two blizzards blew through the state in April, bringing significant snow.
Tysen and Markie Rosenau with their three children: Ember, Peyton, and Brayden.
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