Over the past two weeks, we’ve continued to be incredibly dry.
Noah Seberger and his family replaced 20 wheels on their V-rake. It will help make raking operations more efficient, which is especially important when dry weather has limited hay growth.
Seberger added panels to barbed wire fence to keep calves from slipping under.
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Cattle make an early morning move to beat the heat. The Sebergers brought them closer to home to prepare for fall calving.
Noah Seberger is a high school junior and president of the Rock County FFA chapter in Bassett, Neb. He enjoys working alongside family on haying operations and raising Black Angus cattle as the sixth generation on the ranch now run by his grandparents, Frank and Pam Seberger.





