The Sell Farm, LLC

Milner, Georgia

Spring

The tranquility of a pasture

The Land of Happy Cows

Our large round bales of hay are stored in the barn to prevent rain from causing the hay to loose nutritional quality.

The drought has taken its toll on our pastures and hay field during the past two years. In 2007 we installed a New Zealand pod irrigation system on one hay field and a number of pastures. The cattle love it, some just enjoy the cool water spray while the calves like to take a drink now and then. With the continued drought in 2007 we are very glad we did. Our cows and calves continue to graze on lush green pastures, not hay!

Barns full of hay for the winter

Calves live and graze pasture while they also receive grain twice per day.

  Hello!

Hay is placed in HaySaver Hay rings when grass becomes dormant in mid-winter.

Elsa trains the Beardies to herd our sheep. Here is Tilly having a lesson.

It is difficult to get good labor these days - this is Miss Elsa cooling her heels on a hot summer day while watering plants. Shown with permission!

Pistachio tree in the fall.

  Visitors?

Fall

She has seen many a year

Dense Durana Clover and Flowering clover

 Durana clover 8 inch tall.

"Rocky", Lemmon Ambush, is the sire for one-half of the calves due at the end of 2004

and early 2005.

Autumn at Sell Farm II

Lilly pads on the Pond at Sell Farm II

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