Our very first certified organic hay field

March the 30th we start planning our very first organic certified Alfalfa grass mix. #organicfarming #2024 #organic

[@larrykeener7900]

Your ground looks like it worked up good. Always good to see the boys taking an interest in the farm. Have a Happy Easter!

[@jeffhoard4777]

Looks great excellent line of equipment and practices

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Awesome. I hope you have a good harvest, this year. Also, I hope you and your family have a Happy Easter. Cheers, Eric! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️#FarmersFeedPeople

[@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh]

Nice work Eric, best wishes with your hay and hope you all have a blessed Easter weekend my friend.

[@TheFarmingLife]

Thank you I hope you have a happy Easter too

[@farmingforfunandprofit940]

There is a big difference in the way you create a Hay field and the method we use down South. You use Seed, we use "live" pieces of the selected Variety of Hybrid Grass.... You have to buy seed, We dig our own, Funny thing is Our variety never needs reestablishing.....and once introduced on a farm it will show up in places you do not want it!

[@georgeungemach6834]

Why are you overlapping so much when you drilled your seed

[@TheFarmingLife]

It's actually not overlapping that much I don't want any Skippers in my field

[@birddogbriar4335]

If you guys ever need any groundhogs thinned out, let me know. I live in Winfield, and I'm always looking for new places to hunt em.

[@MillerFamilyFarms]

Wanna come to Somerset County?

[@birddogbriar4335]

@MillerFamilyFarms bit of a haul for me but never say never.