Recent content by Kenlofarms

I have had trouble getting Kobe seed, so I may try Korean This year. It is still $80.00 for 50# though.

I usually broadcast the rye-grass in March in west TN and use a drag harrow behind the spreader works great on open ground.

I called this week for pricing on KY31 to add in with ryegrass for feeding area cleanup. It ranges from $80.00 to $90.00 for 50# bag. Gone are the days of $40.00 per bag. And have not been able to obtain Kobe Lespedeza in several years. Why is there such a problem with this.

It is a great idea, but i will say i have not had very good luck with Crimson in the spring , if any clover is spread in spring i will frost seed White or Red in mid to late February.

BlondeD, this is off subject but if you are looking for a new tenant i can be reached at [email protected].

Thanks for the suggestion of Red Six Mile, one of my herd bulls (1629464) is the grandson of RED SIX MILE SAKIC 832S, and the other is he offspring.

Tennessee Tuxedo , where are you located. I am in west Tennessee. I have two herd bulls right now. One is a 5.9 frame and the other is a 5.8. Both are great animals. I have also recently began a cross breeding program of Red Angus cattle with a Hereford bull for red baldies.

Thanks i am looking at PIE Cinch 4126 from Select Sires and Bieber Deep End B597 from Genex. I am looking to add frame size.

I am looking to hear input on what Red Angus bulls are being used for AI this year on heifers.

This is the site i use for what i need to move cattle across state line. I sell Registered and commercial Red Angus and have this site on my phone also. http://www.interstatelivestock.com/

thanks i do have about a 20 mile drive on a highway. The bales are 6x6 an i currently stack them and strap on a flat bed trailer. I'm looking for something quicker and easier.

I am looking to purchase a new hay inline trailer. I need to know how a loaded trailer handles on uneven rough terrain. I am worried since they dump to the side that crossing uneven land may cause the trailer to dump its load.

I have used the source below and found them reasonable and helpful. http://thecbarcranch.com/trailer_tarp_tops_pricing

I use the website below for any animals I will be moving across state lines. I find it very easy to use. Since I am a Red Angus Seed stock and Commercial farm. I do a fair amount of moving animals from Tennessee to other states for customers. http://www.interstatelivestock.com/

I rotate on the 50 acres I own and do not on the 50 acres I rent. I would agree that rotating is the way to go. I rotate based on forage height and amount and not set days, I have found this to work better that a set time frame. Remember you are a grass farmer and the cattle are the way to...