Installing a piped water system into the barn that has enabled 27 cows and oxen to have access to water at ISCOWP's  farm during all seasons

Installing a water holding tank in the barn with automatic freeze control

Installing a 1000 gallon water tank on the hilltop over-looking the barn to provide backup for electrical dysfunction

Fixing the cement water tank in the field close to the barn

Installing a small water tank at the adjacent smaller barn

Building a double floor system in the barn to store hay and equipment

Building two sides and two sliding doors on the barn to protect the cows against the wind

Laying gravel on the road in front of barn for better and cleaner access

Laying cement and drainage to stop the cows from being in belly deep in mud at the left barn entrance

Building a feeding isle for the cows in the barn to prevent waste of hay and to provide more organized feeding

Changing fence lines from barbwire to high tensile

Barn roof restoration complete

Cementing and draining the barnyard

New barn built over the cemented barnyard and united with old barn to give a 185 foot long by 60 foot wide shelter for the cows and hay/equipment

74 ' by 40 ' hay storage barn built replacing the old farm house that was not useable

62' by 57' loafing barn completed, replacing 25 year old loafing shed and floor in disrepair, to house old and infirm cows allowing them to be separated from the herd specifically during the winter months.

70' by 85' area between the loafing barn and the big barn, previously deep mud and potholes, completely cemented.

185' long,   wide area under roof in front of both the new and old barns completely cemented and fenced.

16' by 32' greenhouse completed

10 ' deer fence around one acre garden built.

Two Brahman bull calves and one female Brahman calf brought to ISCOWP.