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Actual NPK of litter is so variable its hard to tell but the average analysis for broiler litter in AR is 60-60-40 per ton. I would take a sample into your local extension office and have them send it off for analysis. In AR it cost about $20 for the test. Money well spent IMO. Lost of good...

Thats pretty neat. Thanks for sharing. How does he like that picker?

Thread revivaI! I have 40 head of fall calving cows and have thought of growing a few acres of corn to feed them. I live in Northern Arkansas and we have little to no row crop equipment around here. I figure a guy could buy some old used equipment cheap from up north but as best I can figure one...

He should have no problems. But have a breeding soundness exam done before you turn him out.

I used it for first time this year on my fall cows. I liked it alot.

We have used and abused a 15ft batwing rhino for probably 10 years or more. It has held up pretty good all things considered. I went over a field that was probably 3 to 4 years fallow with oaks and hickory trees all over it this winter. It held together.

Another thing to consider is the possibility of hardware disease. Other then that I think everything has been covered that I would mention.

I don't think you can go wrong with gallagher. I have used Triner brand before but I don't believe them to be near as durable as the Gallagher.