Kenton Possberg

We have had well above normal snowfall to date – which will bode well for the spring if we get a slow melt and the water can infiltrate into the soil. The last few snowfalls have come with strong winds, which have blown and drifted the snow – anywhere the snow catches, it has piled […]

Winter has definitely been making its presence known this last month! We have been fortunate to see decent amounts of snow since Christmas, and along with the wind, we have had a fair bit of snow drifting in bush lines, road ditches, and anywhere that catches snow. We have plowed more snow this past month

From everyone at Parkland Ventures, we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! As we close the book on another eventful season, we optimistically open the book for the next season. The great thing about farming is that no two years are exactly the same…Just hope that Mother Nature remembers

The first snowfall of the year has finally arrived! Up until now, the weather has been warm, which allowed us to finish up all the fieldwork we wanted to get done, plus more! Not too many years do you have weather that allows you to do fieldwork right up until the 2nd week in November!

With harvest out of the way, we are busy working in the fields getting them harrowed, and using our rock hook to dig any large rocks out of the ground. We also are working on servicing up the harvest equipment, washing off, and doing any servicing like oil changes so we can put them away