Head Brothers Land & Cattle

06/11/2026

Farming is one of those professions where there will always be a high level of unpredictability and you’ve got to learn to just roll with the punches. There are a lot of things we had planned to accomplish today but mother nature had other plans. So instead we’re clearing down trees out of driveways and off fence lines , hooking up generators so the cattle have access to water and checking fields for damage.

But hey, no one was hurt and at least we got some rain!

06/03/2026

Last week we wrapped up planting and this week we’ve shifted our focus to spraying and sidedressing. From here on out it’s a constant process of evaluating and delivering whatever the crop needs to thrive!

05/20/2026

We’ve got about one full day of corn planting left to wrap up but we can’t seem to string together enough dry days here in Central Illinois to get it done. So until then, we’re doing some odds and ends, patiently waiting until it’s go time again!

05/15/2026

Today was one of those trying days where it was just one thing after another… Blew a radiator line, a hydraulic line, two O-rings, lost a tire off of a hub, and the list goes on and on.

But that’s just how some days go on the farm. A few minutes decompressing from the day with the team and we’ll be back at it tomorrow if the rain holds off!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to these 3 awesome moms that keep our operation and our families running smoothly!

05/08/2026

Got all of the planters put away just in time for the next round of rain to come through. In the meantime we’ll just enjoy the rainbow and continue waiting for things to dry out.

04/19/2026

Multi tasking on a Monday, doing interviews and cidering heifers.

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04/05/2026

Death was proof Jesus was human. Resurrection is proof Jesus is God. Happy Easter ✝️🪨🌅

03/25/2026

Agriculture is more than a way of life, it’s also an economic powerhouse for our state!

🌽 #2 in the nation for corn production
🌱 26 million acres of cropland across the state
💼 Nearly 200,000 jobs supported by agriculture
💰 A $39 billion agribusiness economy (3rd largest in the U.S.)
🌎 $13+ billion in exports, feeding and fueling global markets
📈 12% growth in ag employment over the last five years

Happy National Ag Day!

02/15/2026

Everyone’s got the zoomies after being turned out onto some fresh pasture after last nights rain!