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Not sure what the going rate for leasing is there, but take your going rate per acre (ex. $25 x 100= $2500) Divide $2500 by 12 ($208.33) should get you a reasonable starting point I guess.

It is in my opinion that if you have the grass and are able to wean them than by all means that is what works for me. As some of the others have said just make sure you tell the salebarn what you have given(shots etc). Also, and it is just a thought, generally speaking prices are a little off...

Yep! definitely one or two voices in there. I guess it is all this cattle raising, ticks and chiggers in God's country! :lol:

Tick: Look here we have us some new blood! Flatlander! Cross: Lord what have I gotten myself into! Gods Country Folk: (aka Northeast Oklahoma Ranchers) I guess he is better than a city person! Tick: We'll see how tough he is! Gods Country Folks: Wait till the chiggers get him!

Like I said before do to the fact that it is an easy commute a lot of the old farm land that had been in production has been sold off in smaller lots and that has driven the price up considerably. And most of the lease ground is either spoken for or many establish farms have swept in and taken...

Are you looking for leased ground or Purchasing ground. The problem with most of Mayes County as far as land prices is that it is an easy commute to the Tulsa area. Therefore it equals higher prices people are willing to pay.

This happens every once in a while when prices of cattle get high and everybody and their brother thinks its an easy way to make money. Around here we call them fly-by-niter cow companies. My advice is to find you a good investment guy (since you are a corporate man you should know someone) and...

I have for three yrs now tried to find a product that will kill ASH and PECAN sprouts. Remedy, Cimmaron can't seem to knock the suckers out.Just seem to turn the leaves yellow and doesn't seem to knock them out. Increased ratio of chemical, sprayed and followed up with spray again after 3-4...

That's hasn't been a problem out here for a while! Working in the rain that is!

Historically in my area ( SE Tenn. ) the first two weeks in Jan have a low head count. Spot On! Most people wait after the first couples weeks in Jan. to see what the markets are going to do and where they are going to settle at.

I understand why you would want to Lute them then. On this farm here we would take the approach I discussed earlier.

What are the weights of the heifers? Why I say is that we have had some get bred early like that and we let them go ahead and carry the calf. We did it because they were early breeders and for us is a good thing. I know that there are risks but if she did have the calf or calved with ease almost...

I started about two years ago and had a chance to rely on a man that had plenty of experience (73yrs old). He was extremely adamant about starting with bred cows! Less hassle and easier learning curve. Got the word out about what I was looking for and Looked for anyone that was reducing or...

Check out this article from my local paper. But you would think that Indonesia really needs to worry about the butcher or whoever that is smoking and wearing no shirt! :deadhorse: :deadhorse: Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/arti ... TLIN819935

We band with the California Bander and give a Tetnus shot

I know this is a thread about books, but in my opinion the best book you could read is the 70 yr old neighbor that has been farming/ranching his whole life. Those kind of guys are full of all the pages of knowledge anyone would ever need! U just dont do it that long and not last! Dun, its...

I'm no expert by any means, but i think you would be way ahead if you just bought your hay instead of buying the tractor at this point. If you really did need one i would buy a used tractor and go from there. If it were me, i would take any available money (ie tax refund) and try to increase my...

I live around the pryor area, but by your description i would look at the northeast area One of the few counties around that has the large area of grass and grain operations around these parts.

Smillincowranch, If you want to look at Oka. and its weather and countryside, in all truth-fullness it is as diverse a place you will find IMO cut the state in four segments and pick what you like, although where you are thinking about moving is a really nice area of the state to raise a family...

True Iso, but here in Northeast Oklahoma it hasn't been that bad!