A Move for the Ages March 17, 2018 Our "Pictures of the Week" take us to a frozen soybean field near Baxter where Brock Hansen, with the help of friends and family, completed a move for the ages. Hansen and eight others worked several days to move a barn that was built in 1923 from a Heritage Farm (150 years) site to Hansen's acreage, which has been designated a Century Farm site. To complete the move, the workers navigated the barn almost two miles across frozen farm fields at a top speed of 1.8 mph. Hansen originally planned on dismantling the barn and using the wood in other projects but after talking with his wife decided to move the barn to their home. The Hansens plan on using the barn as a home for their children's 4-H animal projects. To say the least, the barn moving became the talk of the small town in a hurry. Related Articles Take It Easy (As You Can) PigEasy in Templeton is focused on providing farmers with a comprehensive line of products that support pork production. Farm Family Folklore Read about Moeckly Farms’ storied past, present and future. From Farm Fields to Faucets Rural and urban Iowans depend on each other for clean water. Related Recipes Slow Cooker Pork Agrodolce with Creamy Ricotta Mashed Potatoes Classic Beef Smash Burgers Spring Vegetable Frittata Back