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The first bunch was a mix of cross and straightbred Hereford. The 2nd bunch of 3 was all Hereford. The 4th group, 2 feathernecks, one was 1/2 Simm and the other was purebred Hereford out of first time heifer. So basically zero difference in price. Only kept back 14 good heifers for...

1.78 CDN = $1.37 US 2.20 CDN = $1.67 US 2.50 CDN = $1.92 US 2.76 CDN = $2.12 US

You're late to the party Nesi. That was already shared a while back on the US Farm Fencer FB page that Luke is on.

Yellow for girls, blue for boys. Tried pink a couple years for girls, but just too hard to read. White works ok unless it gets really dirty, then it can be hard to read, whereas yellow doesn't have that same issue.

Think those might be Mustang colors. I don't think Ford changed the colors for the 2021 super duty. Might have added some of the new ones for the F-150's.

RAM and GM both have some great colors, but I hate how they both bundle their options into packages, where you only want one thing and get a bunch of useless options for an inflated price. Ford you can pick and choose individual options. And of course, if it doesn't say Ford, it doesn't...

Trying to narrow down colors on the next purchase. Thought the rapid red with stone grey tone for the longest time and have seen in person, but the blue jeans with magnetic tone is pretty nice too. The stock images are the actual configuration, just added the others to give an idea on real...

Gold mine would probably be the best at about $25 US an hour. Skilled would be probably $20 US. The guys driving the market are the Mine guys/gals. But that is closing in 7-8 years according to company.

All local.

So how does the next generation survive? Everything inherited or bite the bullet and live a life as a debt slave?

Honestly if you buy a used one, just ask the dealer what the cost would be to rebuild the entire cutterbar. Then you know how much wiggle room you have when you factor in what the machine is priced at.

Short term, quick return.

I know. They are the norm here too. Good for bankers. Bad for anyone who wants to do anything but pay off debt for the rest of their lives. I have a much different way of thinking about how things operate in the world, than the majority of the populace.

Lots of guys don't like flails. Especially the alfalfa guys. But alfalfa guys here all use flails and their bales are loaded with leaves. Work great in the stones and bottom land with sticks - just goes on through. Plus much simpler/easier to maintain with just one set of roller bearings...

People going nuts here too. Old houses 20 miles out in the bush have 10 buyers fighting over it. Little acreage, 120 acres, 3 miles from me was sold in a week to a local girl that had been looking for a suitable horse place for a few years. $350k, no problem for a 25 year old. I need to...

Found it! https://cattletoday.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=104927

Bah you were talking about inverters years ago. I might have to go find the thread. I think you just like women with pitchforks. You MN fellas. :roll:

Flipping hay with pitchforks. You are union guys aren't ya?

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