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I’ve studied Elaine Ingham and don’t even have a cursory understanding of the biology. My Readers Digest theme would say that our pastures could benefit from being more fungally dominant than bacterial but I really don’t have the credentials to say one way or the other

Wow, my mom probably called the cops on them 100 times for running at 3 in the morning

Ouch!

Yeah, I remember you said you were in New Market. Last time I was down there that area had really gotten crowded. I came up South Parkway several years ago and it was bumper to bumper on a Sunday afternoon!

I was right beside I was right beside the drag strip next to Toney

Sold mine in Harvest 12K per acre in 2006

You can find 5K per acre here if you look hard and long. I paid 1600 per acre for 173 in 2006 and 2500 for 25 in 2008.

dare we ask how much?

I've had zero success with that and it wasn't for lack of trying

I've got the Herd seeder. Honestly, the latest recommendations from University of Tn say to over seed long strips densely and not worry about 2lbs per acre so much. This way the cows can control how much clover they eat.

That may be it. It does have a furry stem. I actually found some in my yard too which is 15 miles away.

This just started coming up in a game plot from last year but no where else on the farm. Any idea what it is?

Think this Johnson grass has a chance?

Bush hog once per year. Usually in the fall when it tends to be dry.

There's not really anything in it. Is it worth letting them drive a truck around your property?

Question with anything like that is if there are any other chemicals or metals that can build up over time. That's what makes sewer waste so unappealing.

I quit doing it myself 7 years ago when I lost my 3rd cutting due to my job. The question is - what other things does baling hay do for you? You're probably seeing people wanting you to bale and take all the hay. If so, you may have hay when no one else does. Is there anyone you could hire if...

Once in the fall is all I ever cut. Never saw the value in cutting twice.

I didn't buy chicken litter of fertilizer this year and it's looking dry. Probably not going to over winter a calf crop this year.

I pay 18.00 for 4x5. 400 rolls per year.