Diamond J Custom Farming & Dairy
Merced, CA
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11/30/12
The shop is booming with activity. Preventative maintenance is key to the longevity and productivity of our equipment.
11/14/12
Things are coming to a close out in the field. Now we have a line of equipment to clean and maintain.
10/12/12
Sudan grass is coming off today. A nice change of pace for the team after over two months of corn harvest.
10/5/12
"Feeling bad about breaking up? We don't..." Diamond J Farming in full swing.
9/19/12
Making a split, now that is skill.
9/14/12
Another Day in Paradise!!
9/12/12
Recycling your slurry is a fantastic way to capture the nutrients that would otherwise be at the bottom of your lagoon. Applying slurry through spray allows a thin layer to be evenly distributed & shorter dry time, which means you can get in & work the field sooner.
9/3/12
Walls are a great way to reduce silage footprint, increase the density & reduce shrink. Side by side bunks give you the opportunity to seal & preserve multiple piles in a smaller area for use throughout the year without compromising quality.
8/27/12
Getting ready for big time Earlage harvest.
8/24/12
Modified drive over pile gets more in a smaller footprint without sacrificing density. Monitoring chop quality and processing throughout harvest is critical.
8/20/12
#1 home made silage truck!
8/17/12
As you can see the float method allows a clear cleaner picture of how well the processing is being done.
8/10/12
Rollover pile at Vista Verde.
8/3/12
Start of Corn Season 2012!
7/20/12
Wiebren had a great experience as a panelist at this years Central Valley Chopper School in Turlock, CA. Over 150 dairymen & industry reps were in attendance. Wonderful opportunity! Thanks to Mycogen Seed and Ashley Bush for lining everything up.”
7/19/12
Lots of "internationals" find the way to Diamond J Farms, this is the most recent one!
7/11/12
Our kernel proccessor's have been updated with heavy duty springs, 30% variation in roll speed and a 110 tooth/144 tooth roll combination. Look out corn kernel here we come
6/25/12
Jose and Agustin work as a team going through all of the trucks. Tires, brakes, clutches, oils and filters everything is checked from top to bottom.
6/13/12
David and Rob working hard, restoring the old silage box. Great job guys!
6/8/12
Meet our new addition to the fleet and we are restoring our old silage box!
5/22/12
Making progress we are about 25% planted thanks to our team!
5/18/12
A lot of poop going on here...! Manure crew running 24 hrs now. We are thankful for our dedicated team.
5/16/12
On the road to Tipton, CA!
5/14/12
All finished with wheat harvest at home so we are here to help Hofstee Farms in Tipton,CA. Great job guys!
5/9/12
This is what 14+hr days 10 days straight will do to men....crazy Agustin.
5/2/12
Making great progress with winter forage this week thanks to our team! Dr. Keith Bolsen stamp of approval.
4/13/12
Due to the extremely rainy weather conditions the last few days we are getting a jump start on getting the corn heads ready.
4/9/12
Finally season has started!!!
3/30/12
Our newest members of the Diamond J team from Holland and Belgium!
3/12/2012
The guys having lunch after a safety meeting and getting to know each other. Getting ready for wheat season!
3/9/2012
Thoroughly going thru each of our forage harvesters insures that they perform and give our clients the quality forage.
2/27/2012
2012 Customer Appreciation Party was a success! Had lots of fun!
2/22/2012
Leveling the old fish farm ponds, moving fast, looking good!
2/15/2012
Farm Show week, great to get out and see all the new technology in Agriculture. Here is our 24 ton capacity silage wagon on display on the Laird lot! Thanks Isaac!
2/3/2012
Adding more concrete to make it easier on the team in the shop. Farm show next week, hope to see many of you there!
1/27/2012
Looking forward to a great season!
1/18/2012
Still no rain! On this frosty January morning we see irrigating all over the place!
1/9/2012
Winter maintence -looking like we are in good shape & on schedule with winter harvest pre season. Thank you to the crew for the good work! (David, Jose, Agustin, Theo, Juvenal, Juan).