Post Pics of your Place!

[Arkansas]

Just would like to see the different types of places everyone has, If your interested Post a pic of your Homestead/Place with acreage where we can all enjoy.

Thanks,
Arkansas

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Here's Simme Valley
Over-view from new land looking down on main farm.

Hay field/pasture of new land with part of the herd.

closer view of part of the herd.

 

[Arkansas]

Beautiful, lush pastures and nice cattle! Makes me wanna move, how many acres ?

 

[J&D Cattle]

Dang, look at that grass! Nice looking place and cattle too.

 

[BMCC]

From last fall, lot drier here this year.

 

[Workinonit Farm]

VERY pretty pictures!! From both Jeanne and BMCC.

Katherine

 

[Arkansas]

Agree

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Thanks. The "new" property where the cattle are, is a 30 acrea hay field, that's all fenced & what you see is 2nd cutting being grazed in the fall (not this year's pic). There's also 28 acres of woods with that property. We have another 100 acres in the main farm (roughly 80 open & 20 woods) and we lease another 55 acreas across the road for hayfields. We don't crop anything - and we don't own any hay equipment except the spears on my tractor.

 

[Limomike]

Wonderful looking place Jeanne. Upstate New York is beautiful isnt it?

 

[herfdog]

Thanks. The "new" property where the cattle are, is a 30 acrea hay field, that's all fenced & what you see is 2nd cutting being grazed in the fall (not this year's pic). There's also 28 acres of woods with that property. We have another 100 acres in the main farm (roughly 80 open & 20 woods) and we lease another 55 acreas across the road for hayfields. We don't crop anything - and we don't own any hay equipment except the spears on my tractor.

Nice pictures! What is the grass that they are grazing?
Thanks

 

[ALACOWMAN]

 

[greybeard]

 

[Arkansas]

Thanks. The "new" property where the cattle are, is a 30 acrea hay field, that's all fenced & what you see is 2nd cutting being grazed in the fall (not this year's pic). There's also 28 acres of woods with that property. We have another 100 acres in the main farm (roughly 80 open & 20 woods) and we lease another 55 acreas across the road for hayfields. We don't crop anything - and we don't own any hay equipment except the spears on my tractor.

Thanks for sharing

 

[Arkansas]

Thats nice, love the barn!

 

[ALACOWMAN]

originally built the barn to practice calf roping during the winter months and wet weather.. now strickly for hay and equipment

 

[Limomike]

ALA.. How long have you had that windmill, and is it a working one?

 

[ALACOWMAN]

ALA.. How long have you had that windmill, and is it a working one?

it was when it took a direct hit from a tornado, pulled 2 legs out that were concreted in the ground 4 ft deep.. and bent the other 2 over and layed it down.. scatterd parts and bent it all over.. i cut it loose and brought it home.. rebuilt it that was in 97 ...its retired now 1920 model sears and roebuck

 

[Limomike]

ALA.. How long have you had that windmill, and is it a working one?

it was when it took a direct hit from a tornado, pulled 2 legs out that were concreted in the ground 4 ft deep.. and bent the other 2 over and layed it down.. scatterd parts and bent it all over.. i cut it loose and brought it home.. rebuilt it that was in 97 ...its retired now 1920 model sears and roebuck

Well, its a good addition to the place.

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Upstate NY is beautiful. "MOST" people are amazed. Agriculture is the #1 business in NY - between dairy (3rd largest state) and fruit trees (apples & cherries mostly) and BEEF!! :lol:
Can't tell you what grasses - combination of clovers, & grasses. It was in beans when we purchased it. No-tilled a "mixture" Ken put together. I think this pic was taken in 3rd year of production.

 

[Arkansas]

Upstate NY is beautiful. "MOST" people are amazed. Agriculture is the #1 business in NY - between dairy (3rd largest state) and fruit trees (apples & cherries mostly) and BEEF!! :lol:
Can't tell you what grasses - combination of clovers, & grasses. It was in beans when we purchased it. No-tilled a "mixture" Ken put together. I think this pic was taken in 3rd year of production.

Well its deffinetly nice!