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I think in Wyoming it is considered a motor vehicle and sales tax is due when title is transferred at county clerk's office. Now if the buggy will never leave the place and be run til it dies, who needs a title or to pay sales tax? However, with a loan on it, the bank is going to want to hold...

I am usually pretty happy with 4-5 years on Mr. Coffee drip machines. May last longer with more regular vinegar douche applications. Eight years is pretty impressive.

We moved into "abnormally dry" status on Drought Monitor this week.

El Nino is usually bad for us. Dry hot summers. Looking kind of sorry this spring after record rainfall last spring. We only need an inch or two in next couple weeks to turn it around and have a strong grass crop.

Better check you exclusions from coverage - probably does not cover injuries from working livestock.

Some guys by my old place had buffs. They would run through a fence into the neighbors and he would get on his motorcycle and get them on the run and they would run through a different spot to go back home. Lots of fence fixing. All the neighbors were happy when they sold out the buffs...

Would like a shot of that down here. Grass wants to take off, but needs a good inch of precip to really get going. Last time we had a puddle in the road across the meadow was a month ago.

The "Hedgehog" was about the same time frame. LOL

Sh#tmuckle brown is the official name for that color.

Gotta help the local UPS and FedEx delivery guys. Have pulled a couple out in my yard when snow gets out of hand. Sometimes the tires aren't too good for off pavement on those rigs.

Conifer encroachment is a bad thing on Western range lands. Lack of fire has let juniper move into sagebrush steppe.

I'm sure it was put out there just to gauge the push back then partially withdrawn to make the bureaucrats look reasonable.

https://www.opb.org/article/2024/03/25/oregon-department-of-agriculture-withdraws-requirements/

Read that today and thought of all you guys that like Buc-ee's. Never been to one and we avoid I-25 south of Fort Collins if possible because of traffic, so may not get there for a while.

Maybe she got back down to "market weight" as an old attorney I knew used to say.

Not sure - probably using any of the several source verified programs.

https://drgnews.com/2024/03/11/usda-finalizes-voluntary-product-of-usa-label-claim-to-enhance-consumer-protection/ They have kind of lukewarm support.

https://www.ncba.org/policy Go to the line titled "Product of the USA"

As I recall, NCBA was actually in support of this rule. It is not mandatory labeling, but if it is labeled "Product of the USA" it has to be born, raised and processed here.