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It is restricted here but I have a private applicator's license so I don't really think about that aspect of it...definitely check out your state's rules.

Ah...to be young again

Cutting and treating the "stumps" with triclopyr is pretty effective

Yes, sir...it's pretty much the exact same product with a different label...and it is a bit pricey...might find a better price online(?) I don't know...never bought it online.

I'm with Brute on this one...I might even start at $45k...clean looking truck with low mileage...you can always come down if you need to.

Grass has been responding well to the chicken litter - this is about the 4th year in a row I've had some put out...pastures look good. Found another guy this year...those folks last year were just too dang expensive. Cut the 14 acre patch a couple of weeks ago and got 69 5'x6' bales of good...

I've used Outrider but what I've been buying is called Cryder...same stuff as Outrider and it works well. Granular form - use 1 oz. per acre.

Rained a little today and expecting something a little better tomorrow. Now have most of the chemicals I’ll need for spraying weeds - probably May or early June depending on the weather…just have to see what starts growing and when…have to watch the vegetation pretty closely to determine the...

Wormed (Cydectin pour-on) the cows and worked the calves yesterday morning. There were three heifers and ten bulls. Expecting more to follow. Keeping the three little heifers - one of them is from ear tag #1 (my favorite cow)...she had non-zygotic twins last year and was one of the first to...

Don’t think of it as a “dad bod”…think of it as a “father figure”…it’s all in how you say it…lol

Make that 13 now. Ear tag #5 decided to domino yesterday. Had to run off three half starved stray dogs yesterday afternoon. Saw the girls looking perturbed yesterday evening so took off down there with the gator and a little Ruger 10-22. Looked like they came back and the cows chased them...

Use an old piece of wire to hang a paint brush in a coffee can full of paint thinner to keep the brush up off of the bottom so it doesn’t sit in the goop.

Put out some cubes this evening after work. Got a good count with 37 total: 23 calving age cows, 1 six month old heifer, 12 little ones, and the bull, of course. Going to get them up sometime over the next couple of weeks for worming, working the little ones, and probably some fly repellent...

Ha! Gotta like a good grammar joke

Turns out, I didn’t need the nut…the metal it screws into is threaded…sigh…but the little mower is fixed.

Bullets cost more…the rope can be re-used…recycle, reduce, re-use…going green…lol

When you see these guys installing underground utilities using the big spools of CTS (or whatever they are installing), stop and ask what they are going to do with the empty spools. Chances are they'll give them to you. With a little disassembly and re-fabrication, they make great round bale...

I'm watching for the pecan trees to leaf out...that's usually a pretty good indication here. We almost always have a cool snap sometime in March.

Spoke too soon on the taxes...got our statement from some accounts with a local investment group we use...with the upsurge in the stock market, we will end up paying in this year after all. About $300...sigh. It will probably go to a Somali daycare...sigh, again. As for the job: My son...