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Dale Peacock smiles as he discusses transitioning Red Hoof Farm to a new generation of farmers. The mentorship he's providing to new farmers taking over the farm will improve their chance of success.
Wrapped hay bales populate land along Bayfield County Road A on Red Hoof Farm near Port Wing, Wisconsin.
Dale Peacock stands before a load of hay he just brought from a nearby field. He's mentoring young farmers in his part of far-northern Wisconsin.
Dale Peacock carefully blocks tires on a parked load of hay.
Iris and Anders Podschun pause to discuss plans as they transition to operating Red Hoof Farm. The farm is a pasture-fed-beef operation near Port Wing, Wisconsin. 'We are putting community back into rural living, which was the tradition of my Wisconsin ancestors,' he says.
Cattle graze on a lush paddock at Red Hoof Farm near Port Wing, Wisconsin.
Cattle loiter on pasture at Red Hoof Farm. Herd genetics built by Dale Peacock during years of operation are being passed to the next generation of farmers who are taking over the operation – Iris and Anders Podschun.
Cattle stand on lush pasture at Red Hoof Farm. Successful transition of farms like Red Hoof to a younger new generation of farmers can revitalize rural communities.
Jason Maloney and Red
PORT WING, Wis. – Transition is on the mind of many farmers.
Jason Maloney is an “elderly” farm boy from Marinette County, Wisconsin. He’s a retired educator, a retired soldier and a lifelong Wisconsin resident. He lives on the shore of Lake Superior with his wife, Cindy Dillenschneider, and Red, a sturdy loyal Australian Shepherd.Â
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RED CLIFF, Wis. – We often hear about the world going to h^&* in a handbasket. Commentators and politicians wring their hands, spreading d…
Iris and Anders Podschun pause to discuss plans as they transition to operating Red Hoof Farm. The farm is a pasture-fed-beef operation near Port Wing, Wisconsin. 'We are putting community back into rural living, which was the tradition of my Wisconsin ancestors,' he says.
Cattle loiter on pasture at Red Hoof Farm. Herd genetics built by Dale Peacock during years of operation are being passed to the next generation of farmers who are taking over the operation – Iris and Anders Podschun.
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