Roden Echo Valley, LLC

Roden Echo Valley, LLC Roden Echo Valley, LLC is a dairy farm located in West Bend, WI and owned by Bob & Cindy Roden, Rick & Melissa Roden, and Joe Roden. Do you give farm tours?

Roden Echo Valley, LLC is a dairy farm located in the Town of Trenton. Bob & Cindy Roden started farming in Saukville in the early 1980's, and in July of 1995 moved to the current location in the Town of Trenton. The farm currently has 600 milking cows and about 70 baby calves at this location. When heifers are about 3 months old they are moved to another farm in Saukville where they are bred when

they are over a year old. Before the heifer has their first calf they are moved to the home farm, where all the baby calves are born. In January 2015 the farm name changed from Rob-n-Cin Farms to Roden Echo Valley, LLC as future generations invested in the farm. Frequently Asked Questions

Where did the farm get it's name Rob-n-Cin Farms? In the 1980's the owners of the farm (Bob & Cindy) were on a bowling league. The couples who bowled together all combined their names, making the team and farm name Rob-n-Cin Farms. How many hours a day does it take to milk the cows? At Rob-n-Cin Farms each cow is milked three times per day. It takes about 6 hours to milk all 600 cows. Those 6 hours doesn't include setting up the milking parlor and the cleaning after the cows are milked. Yes, we give a lot of farm tours to school groups and others who are interested in learning more about agriculture. Bob & Cindy's youngest daughter has began her own business - Roden Barnyard Adventures - and gives many tours. Check out her website and schedule your tour today: http://www.rodenbarnyard.com/

🇺🇸 God Bless America 🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! We’re grateful for your continued support of our farm and wish you a joyful a...
07/04/2025

🇺🇸 God Bless America 🇺🇸

Happy 4th of July! We’re grateful for your continued support of our farm and wish you a joyful and safe Independence Day.

The rows are merged and the trucks are getting ready, chopping 2nd crop haylage begins today. Who can smell this photo?
07/02/2025

The rows are merged and the trucks are getting ready, chopping 2nd crop haylage begins today.

Who can smell this photo?

Nothing better than a beautiful sky and the smell of fresh cut hay! This evening we started cutting our second crop hay ...
07/01/2025

Nothing better than a beautiful sky and the smell of fresh cut hay! This evening we started cutting our second crop hay that will be merged, chopped into trucks and dumped onto a pile to ferment for our cows to eat. 🚜

Thank you to everyone in advance if you get behind our trucks. Please watch for field and farm entrances and remember it is illegal to pass in a no passing zone in Wisconsin. Help everyone be safe on the road. 🤠

On these hot and humid days, we spend extra time caring for our animals, making sure they are staying hydrated and cool....
06/27/2025

On these hot and humid days, we spend extra time caring for our animals, making sure they are staying hydrated and cool. This 6 week old calf likes to drink the cold water right from the hose!

The chopper and trucks are ready for another day of chopping.
06/16/2025

The chopper and trucks are ready for another day of chopping.

06/14/2025

From fields to front porches, the flag flies high and honors the values we grow and live by. Happy Flag Day!

Chopping haylage has officially started on the farm.
06/02/2025

Chopping haylage has officially started on the farm.

One of the best smells on the farm - fresh cut hay! Today is the start of haylage 2025. It won't be long and we will beg...
05/31/2025

One of the best smells on the farm - fresh cut hay! Today is the start of haylage 2025. It won't be long and we will begin chopping.

05/26/2025
We got about 2.5 inches of rain from Tuesday morning to Wednesday evening, leaving many puddles in fields. We are prayin...
05/22/2025

We got about 2.5 inches of rain from Tuesday morning to Wednesday evening, leaving many puddles in fields. We are praying for sunshine and dry weather to finish planting corn and start hay. It's a busy time at the farm.

15 years ago this tractor found a wet spot. We're grateful for the nice weather so far this spring.
05/19/2025

15 years ago this tractor found a wet spot. We're grateful for the nice weather so far this spring.

05/14/2025

DYK? It is unlawful in Wisconsin to pass an agricultural vehicle in a no-passing zone.

https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/346/ii/09/3/b

As spring arrives, so do farm vehicles on Wisconsin roads. Over the past five years, there have been more than 2,000 crashes involving farm vehicles—including 429 in 2024 alone.

✅ Farm vehicles travel at slower speeds. Scan ahead and be prepared to slow down.

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