Native grass in our pastures makes for ideal grazing.

2020 reminded us to be grateful; for the things we have, for hope, for compassion. This year we were more grateful than ever for the farm, for the simple things in life, for wide open spaces, for family, for our health and for the people who take car
6 foot wreath looks tiny (but cute) on big red shed. Also, the sunsets are 360 degrees out here. Happy holidays! . . . #farm #colorado #holidays
Farmer Vicky’s pumpkin patch did very well this year, all set for 🎃!!! . . . #colorado #pumpkins #farmlife #harvest #garden
Farm fresh corn + pumpkin . . . #farm #freshproduce #handpicked #colorado
View from the combine 📸: Andy Mills . . . #lines #geometric #structure #landscape #farming #wheatharvest2018
Wheat harvest 2018! 📸 x @nicoleidler #farm #wheat #colorado #wheatharvest2018
Happy 4th of July! Wheat harvest on the farm often coincides with this holiday. While we have access to the world’s best science and technology to make harvest happen, it can still be stressful. With appreciation, we tip our hats to the generat
Wishing everyone health, prosperity and joy in 2018! 🎊
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A little @pickardland during harvest, at sunset. Shot by NikkiB
One of the realities of farm life is that equipment (especially older equipment) breaks down a LOT. Example: We replaced the carburetor on this truck only to discover it still couldn't be safely driven because it needed a new radiator hose (thanks To