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This thread is 13 years old and the OP was in England. There are plenty of threads on here about regenerative grazing. It may not be called that in the title, but they are here.

999 years? That is a hard NO!

If I am not mistaken they impregnate the fertilizer with liquid Grazon when mixing your fertilizer blend. Edit: I found this at my state Co-Op site:

Resurecting an old thread to ask, does Duracor work on woody plants like blackberry, or would I need to add in Remedy?

What type of grass?

It was before this morning (20 degrees Fahrenheit right now). We still have a way to go before Spring.

I have a couple and as long as you keep the bolts tightened, they are darn near indestructible.

I was just thinking about the killing mechanism of 24D which causes to the plant to overgrow and die. The added nitrogen at that stage would certainly speed it up.

I never thought about that before. I'll be the Ammonium Nitrate really helps take care of them fast!

How would that equate to hay? I understand that it can tolerate heavy grazing, but will it grow tall enough for hay?

How much will you charge to come set up my operation for this?

But you did not mention trucks or trains or mama....

His father Frank, Paul's brother, played QB in the NFL for 15 years.

Nah, he was my uncle by marriage. All I inherited was being ugly.

Paul Tripuka the manager of the mine, was my uncle. He was Frank Tripuka's brother and Kelly Tripuka's uncle (to you younger kids, look them up). He was from NJ and after my aunt, his wife, died his family wanted him to come back to NJ. He said no, he wanted his kids raised in Hancock County...

Here is a picture of just one crushed limestone storage area close to @ClinchValley86. We have several Zinc mines in the area and that is why it is so cheap to buy here. The main cost is trucking.

Sorry to hear about the loss of your dad Warren. Prayers are with you and your family

Is that AUD?

In our area, as we have discussed before, lime is dirt cheap. It is the haul bill that is the cost. We have multiple zinc mines and the limestone is the byproduct.

Adam - (417) 693-3492 Email: [email protected] Good Life Grass Farms LLC 7883 State Highway W Pierce City, MO 65723 https://www.goodlifegrassfarms.com/contact Greg Judy also makes one. http://greenpasturesfarm.net/bale-unrollers/