MikNik Farms

04/22/2023

April 2023
First farm project of the year. 100’ of fencing to replace on a property line. All overgrown. Took almost 3 hours to clear the area of overgrowth before the fence could be pulled out, including taking out a big tree right in the middle of the fence line. The tree had to be taken down in two parts and drug away by tractor.

07/23/2021

Great week at the 2021 Ripley County Fair! Reserve Grand Champion Ewe - Homegrown! 💚🍀

07/26/2020

1st cut hay all stacked. 150 bales. About half of what we will use before next years first cut. We would normally need a little less but due to this years surprises we are having to hold onto and finish out calves we would have normally sold at about 6mos. of age.
The hay on the right was baled with an older chain/bar baler, the stuff on the left with a belt baler. The bales on the right are not as tight and don’t stack as well but are actually heavier than the more solid bales on the left.

10/23/2019

Good posting about treating copper toxicity in sheep.

07/04/2019

04/06/2019

Lambing season at MikNik Farms!

06/02/2018

Good morning!

Have a blessed day from all of us at MikNik Farms!

04/28/2018

Proud to be a Dearborn County farmer!

02/28/2018

We’re part of that 19% here at MikNik Farms!

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08/26/2015

Belted Galloway cows grazing in the pasture

08/22/2015

It's a beautiful day for a round-up! We're preparing to bring the herd through for their fall vet check! There are some nice looking calves this year!