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I'm in the other corner of Tennessee.........been restoring/reseeding the pastures here for the last 4-5 years......can't re-plant all that needs to be.....steepness/erosion issues.....but have worked in "diluting" the infected fescue to acceptable levels. The guy I rented to prior had several...

Has anyone heard anything further about this product???

I've Got a GrassWorks..........been mostly positive but it's a real "art" to getting thorough coverage....no matter which angles, trips, etc you use. And the pump to keep the roller just wet....but not too wet.....is a learning experience.

Here's Buddy........just over 2 years......using as clean_up bull after recent AI project

Buddy......at just over 2 years......used as clean-up bull after recent AI project

About 20 years ago a friend of mine got a hefty contract with a county north of Memphis to take their residue and inject it a few inches.......my memory is fuzzy on what depth it really was.....across the fields and pasture land that they had various degrees of access to, via ownership and...

I'm more than a bit skeptical about some of the "facts" and figures in this article.....and know very well that these government programs come with many many layers of bureaucracy.......and always a CYA attitude. I can only remember my father's stories and his implied warning about involvement...

I'm also pretty diligent about using a pressure washer along the edges where the Rumber flooring rests on the metal brackets.........3/4 inch groove can hold a lot of residue

This was an option when I ordered my trailer from the Gooseneck company.......absolutely one of my better choices

Nice......and I bet they cleaned it up!!!

At 74, I'm hardly a zealot but have been riding since I was a kid. Been blown and chased off the roads many a time by big "bubbas" showing off their muscle truck on steroids. My tire print from two wheels is 3/4 inch wide by 2 inches long......a tiny contact with the road. And yes.....I...

What's your process on developing these bulls?? I've got 4 10 month old bulls I need to start. Thanks

I've got 4 young...(10 months)...bulls to start to market in this heavily Angus area....I guess I'm still a contarious person.......will probably cross them later with something black. ?? But they are the most gentle and adaptive cows I've owned over the 40+ years.

Once I break a 100$ into 20's they melt away like snow on a sunny 65 degree here in the South..!!!

One of my first Ag Econ classes mentioned how farmers purchased their inputs at retail....and sold their products at wholesale......and try to make up the difference on volume...:LOL: So i suppose I took that nugget to heart. The practice definitely paid better in the long run. Currently a...

Definitely....!!!! Especially on these cold, damp days

One of a kind.......have missed his writings after the print edition of CT stopped

74 a couple of months ago.......grew up on a small farm outside Memphis....(and Raleigh is close....now almost part of the expanding "hood).....my dad was 44 when I was born...(brother and sister came along later)....we raised everything on this little depression era farm....cotton, corn...

I'm grazing 12" alfalfa/orchardgrass/novel fescue now in West Tennessee. I'm using 1/2" wide polytape on step-in posts....(Gallagher is ok.....Herdsman brand very strong) The tape flutters in a light breeze for better visibility and with a hot solo charger, I limit graze about a 10'...