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I am interested, I have a small operation, may I have contact information? Thanks 4T

I have split large tractor tires down the middle in a jiffy with a chainsaw. While they are somewhat shallow, they do make good troughs for chickens or water/feed troughs for hogs.

This may be close to you, not sure where you are at. Contact Gauer Red Angus near Lufkin Texas

dap a bit of JB weld and forget about it..

Sorry, not a paintball gun,,a tree paint gun, (ie.,,Nelspot, etc..) as used in Forestry

I used an old chain with a small chainsaw. Hung the tractor tire from the loader. Took about 1 minute to cut the tire, really quick and slick. My invention was going to be a circular bunk feeder that would use a large tractor or skidder tire that could just fit in one of the hay rings (Just hate...

Used to make a living out of burning slash piles. For hard to start piles such as old "bone" piles (slash piles with the fine fuels either burned out or fallen and rotten), or very wet or snow covered piles, I mixed aluma-gel and gasoline (makes a jelly or gelatenous like napalm), poured into...

I definetly appreciate all your comments folks. I imagine I will think in terms of moderation and balance. Thank you!

What is the importance of Salt in processing and utilizing vitamin A and other nutrients? I was told salt is critical in assiting in the digestion/processing and utilization of vitamin A, etc... and other minerals. Can someone provide insight how this works in cattle?

Sound''s like you are in short supply of ratsnakes

saw the show the othernight in the wee hours of the morning. There platforms made sense to me as a small timer in the US, am I wrong?

The Forest Service Region 8, has been struggling with this very same question for about a year now (since too many fatalities on ATV's). Seems to me we are going full circle right back to the willy's jeep. The size of these UTV's and prices suggest to me that a used army jeep would be about what...

Will confirm or second that statement,,Our situation early frost and drought,,,,argh.....I predicted completely wrong..........

Incompletly burned stumps can last a lifetime, but can kill the resprouting spp. Drives me nuts (hate hitting them with the brush hog). I'm told around here you can pour feed or corn in the drill holes and the hogs will eventually root /"chew" them out thereby, ripping apart the stumps. I expect...

Thank you all one and all for you candidness and sincerity. I have a lot to mull over and I really appreciate it! I am astounded when I consider the combined years experience, education, and geographic coverage I can solicite from this site. Mighty handy for an aspiring, "not-so-young anymore"...

I have started a small cow/calf operation half Brangus cows (older) and half Beefmaster (heifers coming of age). I am curious what opinions I may solicit regarding purchasing or more likely, leasing a Bull for breeding. What Breed and type Bull should I consider? I'm leaning toward an Angus Bull...

Thank you so much for the info!! I can't say if the calf has been nursing well (I have not been home during daylight) and frankly was lucky my wife caught the problem tonight. Momma is "Old Bossy" with a huge milk sac/udders, but again, can't say if the calf has been nursing. I guess I could...

New 3 day old calf cannot seem to walk on front hooves, but walks on pastern area. Contracted tendons. What is the remedy? Can't seem to walk on toes (hooves).

While not an expert, I cannot anticipate any conflicts with your situation regarding the quail. In fact, from what I observe with our poultry (primarily chickens), I see a desirable symbiotic relationship with the "multi-species" grazing. Advantages have included, increased parasite control (a...