Finding Phenology
By Krysta Post At Gwenyn Hill the arrival of Spring is marked by the return of Sandhill Cranes and Red […]
By Krysta Post At Gwenyn Hill the arrival of Spring is marked by the return of Sandhill Cranes and Red […]
By Joshua Mechaelsen At Gwenyn Hill Farm, livestock are a crucial part of our farm’s ecosystem. We strive to raise
August 31, 2021 By Ryan Heinen When asked what is the greatest skill I have for being a farmer, I
August 13, 2021 By Linda Halley In 2019, Ryan Heinen, Gwenyn Hill’s Land and Livestock Manager, seeded ten acres of
September 24, 2019 By Linda Halley Agriculture and conservation are often seen as two sides of the same coin of
By Linda Halley | It’s going to happen any day now. You’re going to go outside and smell spring. It smells
by Linda Halley | It was nearly a year ago when Gwenyn Hill posted its first blog. It felt a little
by Ryan Heinen, Land and Livestock Manager | The last time a team of draft horses worked this land was 1958.
by Ryan Heinen, Land and Livestock Manager | As I write this, it’s a beautiful cool and sunny fall morning on
By Linda Halley | From the backyard of the farmhouse you can spot an amazing number of our farm’s wild
By Linda Halley | Thursday, April 12, after the most spring-like afternoon of the season, we were all a little