Daniel, progressive and industrious, improved the farm. He added outbuildings and installed the first home electric system in the area with a 32 volt wind charger. This was later replaced with an engine-driven system with large glass batteries that provided the standard 110 volt system. He purchased the first Baldwin Gleaner combine in the area and had the most modern tractors and farm equipment. He worked hard and was able to purchase other farm ground. Daniel, his son, Glenn, and his grandson, Daniel worked the farm; Danny, the third generation still raises wheat and feed for their cattle on the farm.