The cows are enjoying the new roof over their hay and feeders.
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The Ralph and Maxine progeny have evolved into a family with international roots that include Korea, Scotland, and India. In like fashion, the products of Wolverine Farm have expanded from potatoes and dairy to carrots, beef, eggs, berries and a broad spectrum of products. It has morphed from a sole proprietorship to an umbrella that covers a variety of businesses that market directly, through farmer's markets, and through commercial outlets.
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The Ralph and Maxine progeny have evolved into a family with international roots that include Korea, Scotland, and India. In like fashion, the products of Wolverine Farm have expanded from potatoes and dairy to carrots, beef, eggs, berries and a broad spectrum of products. It has morphed from a sole proprietorship to an umbrella that covers a variety of businesses that market directly, through farmer's markets, and through commercial outlets.
That’s a beautiful sight! The roof definitely gives the cows a more secure area that can save their feeds and also protect them from getting wet when the rain starts to fall. Anyway, congratulations on Adelaide’s new baby bull.
ReplyDeleteNoreen Mayweather
It's really a good scene to see these cows feasting their feeds under this barn. It can be a good shed not only to your flocks, but to the ranchers as well whenever they find a convenient time to take a rest.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth @ RoofProMemphis.com