Aussieker Farms

08/17/2026

What a blessing.

Thanking God for this one today!

We've been borderline dry a few times this summer but we are back to adequate which is a great place to be on August 17th and a place we haven't been the past few years.
I think our chances for a great corn and soybean crop remain high. Our early corn has been basically made by this point and the rest along with the soybeans are coming along exactly as planned.

08/04/2026

Meet the newest employee of Aussieker Farms, Luna!

07/31/2026

A lot on the line here today. We're at the point where we do need rain and this would be a big one for our crops.

Going into August with moisture would be incredibly beneficial for our soybean crop, the majority of their yield is made in August. We also have quite a bit of later corn that either just pollinated or is pollinating now. An inch or three of rain and some cooler weather would go a long way in helping our crops.

07/11/2026

07/05/2026

06/25/2026

We finished up wheat today! 🌾
It was a great and long harvest. I think we all agree fifteen days is plenty for wheat harvest start to finish.

We had great yields ranging from 75 to 125 bushel/acre for field averages, many field record highs were set, along with a total farm average somewhere just above 100 bushel/acre!

Big thanks to our crew pictured here! The grandma's for all the child care and transportation, my wife for keeping things rolling at home being a supermom and the daily meals, my dad for working way more hours than he'd like running the combine and planter and everything else, Jason the grain cart master, Dale for running trucks, and Matt for helping out when he could. We couldn't have done it without everyone and I'm very grateful to be able to work with these awesome people.

-Michael

06/18/2026

Captured some unloading on the go while waiting to drop off supper tonight 🚜🌾

06/16/2026

Dinner delivery 🍕🍕🍕

06/10/2026

Today we started on wheat! 🌾

05/13/2026

Soybeans into cereal rye are looking good! They've been through it the last month with all the rain and cold weather we've had.
The w**d suppression here is pretty impressive!
Rye was seeded November 13th.
Soybeans were planted March 31st.
We terminated the rye with RoundUp April 23rd.
You really can't find anything but soybeans growing out in this field at the moment which is impressive with only the Cereal Rye holding the w**ds back.