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well, when I mean scorched earth, I mean bare as the moon too. Pitiful! Why would someone want to move out to the country and kill all the folage around them? They have one small patch of grass in their back yard that he mows. I did talk to him today and he agreed to not spray anymore. I told...

thanks for links... I am looking at this one, http://www.ces.purdue.edu/extmedia/CL/CL-8.pdf and am wondering what the 'no' means... no, as in don't graze, or no as in no restriction?

you mean he'd be liable if it drifted onto my property. perhaps I will call the dept of agriculture. in the mean time, I will call my neighbor and kindly ask him to cease his scorched earth policy on my property. thanks all for your input. Yes, I too think the guy is nuts to be so obsessed. I...

I have a neighbor whose property is adjacent to mine, who is obsessed with killing anything that grows on his property, INCLUDING 10' of my pasture on my side of the fence. He claims this is for fire prevention, as well as keeping it clear for rattlesnakes which come into his back yard from my...

yup, and kings, kern, fresno county too. more cows than people!

i have been quoted $165.00 a ton, 16 bails to the ton, so that's 125 lbs. and that is weighed, not estimated. plus, it looks like the price is going to drop from there in another 30 days.

no, not amador county, I am in tulare county off of hwy 198. that's why I am asking, I don't want to go broke!!!

thanks all for input. no way can I bale any of it, too mountainous... great for rattlesnakes and coyote lairs though. lots of granite rocks. parts of it could be sprinkler irrigated, but I am thinking that the cost of running the pump wouldn't be worth it. I found a source today for sudan...

I have 3 angus mix steers (about 500+ lbs) on 13 1/2 acres (central calif foothills) that grows nice grass about 6 months out of the year. Right now they can't make a dent in it, but I know that will change in late may. Irrigation is not practical, because most of it is mountainous. To keep them...