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Anyone know of a good cheap way to get a pickup truck or small trailer size load shipped without having to go to the site? I'm looking at buying a aerator that's 1000 miles away and don't want to go out there myself.

Thanks guys.

Getting back to this... is this really the case? I was under the impression the fescue would start growing in the spring by adding length to the existing leaves (this is really the crux of my question) as well as new shoots. My fescue stays green through the winter and I'm almost certain...

So taking that to it's logical conclusion... are you saying you could graze it to the nub now without affecting spring growth? BTW, I'm in Paducah... where you at?

My question is more about pasture management... do I significantly delay the spring pasture by grazing down to 2-3 inches now, they're presently at about 8"?

I've been feeding hay for about a month trying to give the pastures time to recover from no rain. Well they've come on pretty good with the rain and cooler weather... primarily fescue and a bit of white clover. Ideally i'd like to let them go till spring before grazing so they'd get a real...

She's a little lame on her rear right. This is the first time I've taken a close look at any hoof... does it look alright?

Wow, that's impressive.

When I say they're behind my grainfed neighbors, I mean I think they're just slower to get full size... is this right? I guess there's no way to determine if a cow achieves the size of her genetic potential is there? To my eye she looks good so I don't think she's undernourished... it just...

She's bred to a registered Angus. She's been with bull every breeding season so delayed breeding was not intentional. My calves seem far behind my neighbors grainfed calves so I'm thinking she was just immature.

Newbie to this board and raising cattle. I bought a small herd of pregnant cows in Fall 2014 and this will be the first heifer born on this farm to calve. Please give me your opinion of her... she's 31 months and about 1300#, 100% grass fed. Appreciate all/any input especially comments on her...