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I plant them in my food plots. If your ground is hard packed at all I’d renovate before hand. They like loose soil to do well

That’s what I was getting at in my post haha. Didn’t want to call him out

:lol2: You trying to grow a money tree in a hidden location?

I pretty much want a sure thing if I’m putting out fertilizer. 50% around here usually dwindles down to nothing or a shower.

I wouldn’t put out fertilizer with a 50% rain chance.

How thick is the stuff you’re wanting to shred?

Sounds like you got your mind made up. I don’t like big cows either, but I ain’t buyin corriente anything, and I can buy em for about $3-400 around me all day long. Let us know how it works out

When did you plant?

The hay is worth more than the cows with those

I never knew the stuff was toxic. Shredded a bunch of it, never had a problem

Keep some goldfish in ours. It’s plenty hot and they do fine

There’s a safety guy at osha right now that threw up and had to go to his safe space after that video. On a side note. Those guys are probably just happy that they don’t have to do it by hand.

I’d take any moisture right now. Burning up down here

Grazing/2 4 d isn’t going to do anything to the briars. Either need to keep them mowed down or sprayed with remedy

Is the momma a heifer?

Everything looked great 3 weeks ago. Don’t take long when it’s 95 and the rains stop

I culled pretty heavy last fall so I like everything I have right now haha. How long before I would see the effects of something wrong happening I wonder?

No worries at all?

Also it didn’t get fertilized after the first cut, and also it’s starting to shoot seed heads up

Have about 15 acres planted that’s not going to make a second cut. Want to turn the replacement heifers in on it but it’s browning up. Should I either 1, graze it 2, shred it and wait a bit, then turn in on it 3, something I haven’t thought of