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Yep, we use it as a filler. Had some tested and it tested at 4% protein. The NEm was .1806 and the NEg was 0. Not good for much obviously. It just added a little more bulk to the ration.

At the boss's place, we use a spray called Pathway.

Hey, Thats a great idea!! :D I've never thought of that. Thanks Brett

That's the way I do it. You can't have a lot of extra as you will have to be able to get it between the stretcher and wire, after a couple of times you can judge how much will be needed with out using too much.

Interesting Are they pretty solid? I guess that when I hear plastic, I think light and flimsy. how do they compare to wood posts in price?

If he's using too much beer, that might hinder height also ;-)

I like to use hedge posts for barbed wire fence, it would work good for woven wires also. For corrals, I use small diameter telephone posts (6-8 inches) (not shure what kind of wood, maybe they're pine?). I don't believe I've ever heard of plastic posts for any thing other than the expensive...

I've seen something used that I belive is called a stackhand. It is used with an accumulator. the stackhand is mounted on the loader. you set it on the accumulated bales and hooks swivel down and catch in the bales. you can pick up several (I'm not sure how many bales can grouped togeter)...