Recent content by Banjo

Why do you use Urea instead of ammonia nitrate? I used to think Urea was better incorporated and ammonia better on top of the ground, but I'm no expert

The problem is that cattle will walk off your nutrients..... like graze a while then go stand in the shade or the pond taking their manure and urine with them. That's why I like moving them quickly and clipping at least a couple times a year to put all that residue back down. I think it's...

Yes .....a bull occasionally

Just hand him a $100 bill .....if he takes it ,,,,good..... if he don't then its still good. If he feels that is not enough ....he can tell you then. I have the exact same situation with a friend of mine Or take him to an expensive steakhouse.

Yes....if your talking about Big bluestem, would like to have some mixed in my pastures....very palatable they say...continuous grazing will kill it out, same as it does Johnsongrass.

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are you an only child? is your mother in the picture? just askin because you may have some legal rights somewhat to the place. IDK just sayin. Good luck

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Omega 6 has to do with inflammation.....a little inflammation is good at times, but not all over your body all the time. Wild caught Salmon is about 1:1 omega 6 to Omega 3....i heard Gabe Brown say that their grass finished beef is very close to the same ratio as Salmon.

I am going to plant some pearl millet and crabgrass and possibly a couple other species here in a few weeks to finish a steer on this summer. i think the problem with most grass finished beef is its processed to soon...it has to get mature before it can put on much fat. i processed a bull last...

Its not about fossil fuel....how much is left......they could make engines to run on water, but there would be no money in it...so the technology never sees the light of day.

What kind of grass you got growing behind the 2 babies?

I'm going to take my lawnmower in and mow it real short...then mulch it ....then plant into it....things like tomatoes and peppers, etc.. next year i might mechanically terminate a cover crop mix I'll plant this fall....right now I'm kind of learning as i go :)

I havent but i did try some Fixation Balansa clover and it was a pure failure...might work fine in worked up ground but not in a perinnial pasture.

I'm just going to use either landscape fabric or mulch with alfalfa hay...if you went the chemical route you could use roundup or paraquat i guess. The produce is supposed to be more nutrient dense with no-till.