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Well done young man. Congratulations to you both. As for marketing, we've always found farmers markets and other public venues are the gateway drug to get people to know you, like your food products and trust you as "their farmer". Once you have that relationship you want to get them on email...

Great looking heifers Soap. Glad the cows sold good. The numbers keep showing a growing national cowherd in your country so I'm sure you'll make out alright on those heifers in time. Josh is pretty handy, that's quite the bbq rig.

Rock Creek is our closest town North of the border. Chesaw, Washington is straight south of us about 15 miles. We're a 50 mile drive to Republic. Grand Forks and Christina Lake on our side of the border are ready to evacuate because the wind coming with this storm front is expected to blow...

Well, I found time to post pictures. Neighbors combine almost got it. Stubble burned all around it but not up to it. Embers dropped in the middle of fields and burned in odd directions. Neighbors hay shed and some equipment that didn't make it Generator at their pivot, grass burned right up...

Beautiful pictures.

Great pics of beautiful country and family, welcome to the forum. We did spray foam in an old train station we restored as a store, and loved the results. Amazing insulative value and acoustics for jam sessions!

Great pics as usual Soap. That saddle is an absolute masterpiece.

Amazing pictures RA! How are ya getting the closeups of the yotees and such?

Great pictures H, thanks a lot for sharing them.

Great pictures Soap. Fine looking stock on all counts.

Beautiful pictures Nicky. Heifers are in good shape.

Great looking pup. A farmyard doesn't seem to be right without kids and a pup or dog running around.

Neat picture. Pinzgauers were sure heavy milkers from what I saw. Had friends in 4-H that raised them, always weaned soggy calves. Just usually were a bit sloppy over the topline, sheath and brisket.

Kids don't come much cuter than that batch there. You have a beautiful family Soap.

Beautiful picture.

Great pictures of beautiful country

Good looking critters for sure.

Cattle look great. Deep soggy calves like that will be worth a pretty penny this fall.

Great pictures, grass and cows. Happy Anniversary!

I figured there must have been something up. Ya the shag works good for winters, certainly is a weakness in the feedlot, always has been. The crosses work fine in confinement of course. They fatten real easy on grass so work well for the grass finished beef.