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Yetter is selling them now.

How did the sale go in South Alabama. Wanted to go but somthing came up.

Took some bull calves up to the Calhoun Georgia bull test yesterday. That is a top notch operation they run up there with very nice and helpful people. I think they are feeding out 160 bulls this year. All new fences and working equipment. Georgia is supporting its cattle industry education. We...

Got a good inch last night. That should help. Need another just like it next week.

I could use some rain but one line of showers ain't gonna. But it will hold be for a few more days.

4020 may well be the best tractor JD ever made. Keep it as long as you can.

South Tallapoosa county

What loader do y'all recomend for a JD 6300 and what should it cost. Look for a used one? Look for a tractor with a loader on it? An after market loader? Bite the bullet and order one from JD? Thanks.

Yep Dry in east central alabama. And others are flooded from rain to the north. As bad as drought is I am glad I am not flooded and sorry for those that are. Grand dad always sait it would rain sooner or later.

Surmount If trees you will have to use 2-4D and Remedy. Grazon will kill trees just like surmount.

Cut rake and roll in thick hay $25 a roll and in thin hay $30 a roll 4 X 5. I can't see how they can do it cheaper than that. Just roll in thick hay $15 is a fair price.

It is hard to put out even if you have to drive the spreader truck holding your nose. PPPPPP UUUUUUU

The stockyard.

I am looking for a newer cutter. What kind you got and what do you want for it?

That workes out to $76 an acre. Does that count spreding?

A lot of diference in storing outside in South Dakota and south east texas.

Yes it is legal with no restrictions. Just wish I had some chicken houses close to me. I would much rather fertelize with chicken litter and would feed too but it stinks too bad to be around all the time. PPPPP__UUUUU.

Chicken litter feed is still very much alive in the southeast. Lots of folks feeding 50% soy huls and 50% chicken litter to start then working back to 100% chicken litter to suplement lactating cows and growing calves. With $8 corn I suspect more to start feeding litter.

Putting out 60-N, 30-P, and 60-K per acre this spring, cost spred is $94.67 per acre or about $568 a ton. That includes them spreding it and only on 30 acres. What is it costing y'all?

This may not be the answer you want but it is another way to look at it. I have tried creep feeders with attached creep gates and they have had trouble with the cows tearing them up. It seems that the cows can get too close to the feed and then push on the attached gates until the bust...