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Go with the Kubota (because of the Loader). You won't regret it.

You'll be very happy with the results using Grazon P+D and surfactant on tallow trees. I sprayed 15 acres last year with the Grazon mixed according to the TAMU brushbusters website and killed 80% of them the first spray.

Anazazi, The eating experience is the same, I didn't mean to infer different. I like to eat duck. The cross has much more growth and vigour for sure. We used Muscovy (drake) and Rouen Mallard (hens).

In Louisana, we call them "Muley Ducks" and they are sterile. Good eatin' though.

I used to own a Yanmar YM226 Tractor. Good reliable machine. I don't think you'll be disappointed with Yanmar.

Sorry for your loss. The way he talked, I thought he was from Tennessee.

Agri-Supply. Good Prices.

People let it grow up because they are lazy, absentee owners or they want a forutne to lease the property. The result is that it turns to crap.

I think the Bobcat Tractors are actually rebadged Yanmars. Got nothing bad to say about Yanmar, they built several tractors for John Deere.

Understood. Thanks

Wow AC, I need to go to Missouri to get a disk. They are pricey here.

What do you mean by alley of death?

You can hardly find a Love Bug in my part of S. Louisiana right now. It's real dry.

Dun & Idaman, Thanks for the info.

Dun, could you explain this in more detail? I don't quite understand the formula. Thanks,

In hot, humid areas, Bonsma said you want an animal with light colored hair but a dark hide. Wouldn't a British White fall into this category?

I second Murphy's Romance.

Where our Saler expert from Tn.?

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