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Hepler Photography’s Agriculture Photography

I know I have said it before, but some of the hardest working people I have ever met are individuals in the agriculture industry. The U.S. Postal Service has nothin’ on the American grower. They are up before the sun and still in the field when Mr. Moon clocks in.  Hepler Photography recently completed a photoshoot of a silage harvest. Hepler photography produces all of their photoshoots. A great deal of production goes into a harvest shoot and we are very fortunate to have an incredible network of growers to work with throughout the midwest. The growers and their staff go above and beyond to work with schedules, weather delays, and other facets of the overall production.    Agriculture Photography is really quite interesting because it is everchanging. The industry is constantly researching new and improved ways to improve yield, plant, and harvest. Technology in the implements and irrigation is so advanced to the average person’s idea of what is involved in farming. So the next time you see a grower out in their field (lucky you, that means you took the back road) remember, they wrote the book on jack of all trades:mechanic, expert in agriculture, businessman, manager, weatherman, broker………….

Hepler Photography on Location

Agriculture, location

What's for lunch?

I know I heard them  say in the production meeting that we were going to be photographing  lots of girls with big ta-tas…..not what I had in mind!

All kidding aside, seeing a dairy farm in operations from sunup to sundown is quite impressive. People in dairy and agriculture are some of the hardest working individuals I have ever met. It doesn’t matter if there is a snow blizzard or an emergency the show must go on!

You might be thinking, okay so you milk a few dairy cows in the morning, wrong! Try 1,000+ cows three times a day. In addition to attending to the milking of cows, they have to constantly monitor the gustation of expecting cows, seperate them to the birthing barn and of course assist in the care of the newborn calves. As if that isn’t enough to fill their work day, this farm is very particular about what they feed their cows so they plant and harvest their own silage.

Smile ladies, cause you’re gettin’ a makeover! Cleaning a 700lb+ cow and getting her to not wander off and step into poo again is sort of like changing a diaper on a 12 month old that has learned to run!

Be sure to visit HEPLER PHOTOGRAPHY’S  recent images from down on the farm on our website heplerphoto.com and like us on Facebook! 

 Ladies you clean up well!