105 Rodeo Dr, Killdeer, North Dakota 58640, United States
(701) 764-5646 ext.3
2021- bULLINGER fAMILY
The Bullinger farm was homesteaded in 1907 with Harlan and his wife Buddine being the 4th generation and his son Jared and his wife Bridget being the 5th. They have been using no till for about 10 years which has been their biggest benefit for their cropping enterprise. Everything they grow is for livestock feed by using alfalfa, grass, hay barley, forage winter wheat, millet, and forage oats in rotation. Using these practices have really increased their hay production. NRCS has helped with financial and technical assistance. Water development was important in developing a grazing plan. Pastures are rotated to change season of use and prevent over grazing. Even though their family has grown and moved on their son Jared has stayed and played a huge role on their farm. Harlan and Buddine said it is very rewarding to see their grandkids grazing in their garden and enjoying all the things they worked hard to improve.
