Recent content by poorboy

Good weather ahead, too bad 30 acres under 8 feet of muddy water. Dry spring, deluge when it did rain, almost final straw. no pun intended.

Soybeans have been used for this purpose before.

It made a very good case for net instead of twine, I thought I was slow.

After I spray them and they start to wilt, my cattle will devour them. It is like I put salad dressing on them. I guess it softens the stickers.

Now the billboards have a different message all from attorneys. Working days over? Call Grover. Also had a little problem with one attorney escaping disability fraud to the tune of almost a billon and going to Central America. I guess reverse migration.

I have a 450 utility. I bought it from a neighbor that had had it for a couple years. He realized it was time consuming and he was better off buying and grazing. It had about 300 through it. I've put about 2000 trough it in the past three years so far. The only problems I have had is with...

The wood will make posts that will outlast locust. I still have some pushing fifty years.

We just had sarvis winter, now on to redbud.

I'm in the process of doing the same thing. I'm still about a year of being ready for clover in my pastures though. I was too late to get the buttercup under control last spring and I need lime. So I'm getting ready to spray as soon as the ground dries and a little warmer. Going to lime this...

Isn't it all coated now? Seems like I heard that to take the fun factor.

Talked to a guy recently who worked for a tire shop. He said when a load came in they spray them down with kerosene Especially tires that weren't going to ,move quickly. I thought that was interesting but he also seemed like he was also one of those guys who Trump should put in a think tank...

Neighbor bought one pretty good size. Had a few minor issues with the loader, but was taken care of with warranty. He kept bragging it up, until the rear end broke into with a disc mower. Took about three months but was covered. He ran it through an auction and got a bid for half of its cost...

Catscan!

Rain seems to make me look like a genius. Last year in east ky the rain poured after the first cutting. Never fed a roll until November. If I had sold what I had planned I would have made it until Janruary. I'd love to stockpile everything but alot of my hay ground is spread out over this end...

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