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In 1997 a stormy summer sky brought straight-line winds that brought down the Galbraith traditional red dairy barn. They were happy to replace it with a New Zealand-style swing parlor.
A dairy cow takes a mouthful of summer grass to send to its rumen for processing.
An osprey dines on a freshly caught bullhead near a northern-Wisconsin lake.
As summer flies by Greg Galbraith reminds farmers to take time for recreation during the busy harvest season.
As August arrives small grains ripen to await a combine in central Wisconsin.
Summer corn is said to be heard growing as its leaves reach skyward around a central stem.
Greg Galbraith
Charcoal, mosquito repellent, picnic-table cloth, floaties, weedless jigs, plastic worms … it’s my current hardware-store list scratched on a sticky note with a carpenter’s pencil. It’s a list that screams July in Wisconsin.
Greg Galbraith, a former dairy farmer who owns woodlot property in eastern Marathon County, Wisconsin, writes about the rapidly changing nature of the agricultural landscape. He has built a lifetime connection to the land and those who farm it.
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There’s a mushroom out there and soon will be more plentiful; that drives many outdoors enthusiasts crazy. Some walk in the rain; others are o…
Seeing a wild turkey to shoot, photograph and count often begins with sight of a red, white or blue head, fanned tail, bird’s legs showing inc…
Editor's note: The first part of this article was published in the April 16 issue of Agri--View.
Wisconsin dairy breakfasts celebrate June Dairy Month. Agri-View is publishing a calendar weekly in print, as well as online, with updates as …
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