Trevor Young, S. Hecksel Farm Drainage

06/15/2026

Another week, and another day hauling heavy loads! 🚜

Moving days mean were on track; finishing jobs in a timely manner to guarante the best quality of work and helping farmers get back in their fields! 🌱

Happy Monday friends! We hope you have an amazing week!

06/04/2026

Its always a good time when we’re on the job! 🙌🏻

05/29/2026

Finally FRIDAY!!! 🚜🌱

But the work doesn’t stop around here just because it’s the weekend! It’s planting season and we’re working around the clock to make sure your fields are ready!

Have a field you have to wait on to plant because it stays a little too wet after a small rain? Or perhaps one that like to flood right after you plant? Send us a message! We can help!!

05/22/2026

Drive your tractor to school day! 🚜

Eli Young opted to take the scraper this year! We’re thankful for Coopersville schools and all they do for the kids! 💚

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

S. Hecksel Farms had the honor to make some improvements at the Coopersville FFA Land Lab!

We used the trencher to locate existing tile lines and split them in the wet spots. It was a privilege to help the Coopersville FFA and improve their land lab and agricultural practices.

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05/11/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there!

We’re extra grateful today and always for Kelley Ransom Young! She keeps us all in line, the office running smoothly and Eli alive! 😉

05/08/2026

Finally the weekends! 🎉

Let us know your weekend plans below! ⬇️

05/02/2026

When you're exceptionally busy, you may find yourself recruiting help from your four-legged friends 🐾😉

Ike can often be spotted at the shop and occasionally on job sites. His preferred days are those spent in the field!🌱

04/17/2026

Rainy Day Update🌧️

With all this rain, tile lines are running at full capacity! If your outlets are running half full, your tile is running full!

Be sure to keep a close eye on your tiled fields. If you’re noticing sinkholes, slow drainage, or spots where water is taking too long to go down, it could be a sign of a bigger issue.

If you have any concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’d be glad to take a look and help get your fields dry and ready before planting season begins.🌱