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I have not heard good things about their injectors, but i have never tried them either.

I had snow today!

Makes sense, I see alot of whole kernals in the manure piles from our corn silage because the corn got a little hard before I got it chopped. I hope they are getting something out of it and not just passing it through.

Yhis might be a dumb question but I didnt think cows could digest whole corn.I thought it had to be cracked.

My butcher charges .58/lb and a 50.00 kill fee plus they keep the hide.

I am in pa and the elk are already in this state give it time and they will have migrated down there too. Can you see how much crop damage elk can do, and I thought deer were bad. :devil2:

Some mowers have right handed threads on the blades.

Good description because that it how they looked other than I think that my cows need a dentist. The teeth looked bad. :D

WOW didnt know that, glad it isnt serious. Thanks

I was feeding the cows and found two molers in the bunk, My olds cows are 4 year olds. What would cause teeth to fall out?

Where is there a picture of it?

The cracks in the sidewalls would pinch the tubes and wear a hole in the tube. If it were tubeless you know how they would go flat.

I had a set of titan rear tractor tires and the sidewalls cracked bad after only a couple of years, went back to firestone well worth the money not to have to worry about a flat while in the field.

If I was selling those calves that would be a good price to get, Pa calves (at least in my area) dont get much over 1.00 per pound on good calves on a good day.

I use rubber cow stall mats.