Lees Farms LLC

Bins full!! Lucky to get it shut down before it got out of hand.

EVERYTHING IS BUSINESS

First time running the combine. Taking out the wheat test plot.

Thinking about raising another batch of broilers available for purchase this fall if enough people are interested. Birds are pasture raised, all natural, processed by state and usda inspected facility. Whole birds and cut ups available. Message me if interested. Need to raise at least 60 birds to make it worth my time.

April 2 Beans flowering.

No meat shortage happening here! 60 boilers showed up today and a fat calf ready to go next week.

Wide-row (15") wheat not looking to bad. Top dressed last Tuesday, this rain should really make it pop.

Planted April 2! Looking pretty even for laying in hibernation for nearly 4 weeks.

The Top Ten signs you’re farm folk by Mark Parker Apr 21, 2020 Farm Talk's Top 10 ... 10. You’ve treated a child’s ‘owie’ with something you got from the vet. 9. There’s a blue corduroy jacket in your closet that doesn’t fit very well. 8. You know Havana’s in Kansas, Prague is in Oklahoma and Paris is in Missouri. 7. You figure a taste of your wife’s short ribs would cure the most radical vegan. 6. The vet, the parts guy, the co-op manager and the sale barn are in your phone contact favorites. 5. You’ve traipsed outside in your underwear and cowboy boots at 2 a.m. to check whether or not you shut the gate. 4. You use a front-end loader like other people use a ladder. 3. You are often part of less than 2 percent of the population hoping for a rainy weekend. 2. A vehicle coming down the road stops all work ‘til you see who it is. 1. Entertainment just doesn’t get a heckuvalot better than a monkey in a cowboy outfit riding a dog.