Free Lance Farms

12/06/2023

Who knew the elf was a DVM !!!

If we did elf on a shelf, it would look something like this! 🎄

03/24/2022

We have had a great calving season this year, so I thought I’d share a few of my favorites with y’all.

04/01/2021

Speeding towards turnout here at FLF !!!cows getting vaccinations for spring. There was some hesitancy !!!

08/08/2020

A while back I posted that turnout day was one of my favorite time of the year. Well weaning time follows right behind that. This week we weaned over 80 of our biggest calves. Over the past 5 years we have worked hard to improve our genetics and sell several of our less productive and wild cows. The results amaze me. Stout blocky calves that are quiet and calm. Thes calves are more than a commodity to us. They are a way of life!!

02/06/2020

Just a few pictures of the 2020 calf crop!!

02/04/2020

How do you feel when you have your 5th calf of the night??? You feel proud and humble when you watch your son pull the last one. Backwards!!!!! So fortunate to share this calving season with my son Tommy. He’s a hard worker that loves his cows!!!

09/05/2019

Harvest has started here at Free Lance Farms. Chopping silage to feed cows all winter. Calves are weaned and getting close to going to market. Feeling like fall here this morning temps in the 50s.

07/08/2019

Well Suz and I went to Kentucky today and picked up the newest addition to the Free Lance Farms herd. Beautiful 18 month old son of Weigh Up!!! Top 1% in weaning weight and yearling weight, with double digit calving ease!!! Probably the best bull we’ve ever owned!! Thanks to Sammy Ayers for the opportunity to buy this stud. It’s nice to be able to do business and make friends at the same time!!

04/10/2019

After pulling silage wagon into field saw this mommy hanging back. No problems, just letting her baby get every drop before she goes to eat. What price can you put on a quality like that??? Priceless!! Love them baldies!!!

03/28/2019

To say this year has been a challenge with all the wet weather is an understatement. But today was a good day. Finally able to plow a little ground. The smell of freshly turned soil always renews a farmers hope for the new crop year. To our fellow farmers and ranchers in Nebraska and on downstream, our prayers are with you. Take care and be strong and safe.

03/14/2019

Stockpiled fescue pasture is holding up in one lot!!