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I looked at the Fiberglass posts on that website and I didnt see any mention of UV protection --- and without it you are going to be unhappy with the results in a few years --

Hay is cheap in May --buy your hay in May .............. then feed all ya want to JS

Best thing I know to do is plant vetch outside your grazing areas --deer being browsers prefer it to winter/summer temporary cattle grazing JS

Probably be fine -- Ryegrass is a early spring to late spring grazing.... If you want good grazing throughout the winter months in your neck of the woods try Rye either in arable land (my preference) or no tilled in dormant bermuda/native grass next time JS

What is your lime index? ph= ____ ?

strip grazing on clayey soils will cause some serious compaction issues --- j/s

Planted some about 3 years ago as a trial plot on the sorriest, sandiest, land we had, tortured it with grazing -- survived drought 2010 2011 and 2012. I would recommend it.

Get a soil sample, so you know what you are dealing with. Don't plant a permanent pasture grass as you will not benefit greatly from that. 1. Mow it short 2. Let it regrow a bit 3. Nuke it with 2 quarts of roundup per acre, chisel plow it / disk it several times to get a good seed bed 4. Plant...

Table 1 is amount of N/Acre over the whole year depending too, on how many weeks you wait between cuttings. No reason to apply over 100 units per acre per cutting really with a max of 3 cuttings per year that is 300 units of N/Acre We normally put out an 80-20-80-20 (N - P - K - S where pH of...

Been growing Perennial Peanut since 1989. What kinda info do you need>?

Send us some armyworms over here --they do a great job of taking that awful Bermuda grass out of the perennial peanuts

2-4-D Amine has been found to be a Carcinogen in some cases and will more than likely hit the Restricted Use label soon and I look for it to be one day off the market completely. TSC with their limited understanding of what producers need and use arn't the best place to buy herbicides anyway --...

The height of Ignorance is condemnation before investigation I don't sell this "stuff" I Use it. its simple, its easy and it works well when combining CP and mineral together and it costs less, but it does depend on how many cows you are feeding --just a few then there are many options. Lick...

Thats an awful expensive way to get protein to cows on poor hay. 24 2 1/2 gallon jugs with 20% protein at over $400 dollars. You can buy a ton of 20% cubes cheaper than that without the cost of the equipment. Maybe, if you plan to only feed 1 ton of cubes (@275/T), you can juice the bale and...

This is what one can expect coming from an Aggie> no voice of reason, never venturing outside the box, just locked inside his closet praising his Obama Shrine < :deadhorse:

Anything that is self limiting will cost you more money --- especially lick tanks << bad idea to me Oat hay plus http://www.haymastersystems.com/ will be more cost effective

Bale it and juice it with this >>> http://www.haymastersystems.com/ --- welcome to the 21st century

most of the hay feeding trailers are junk these days but >> http://www.farmcomanufacturing.com/index.php These are the best made for the money--I just bought 2 this year (DRB models)>> http://www.farmcomanufacturing.com/downloads/AgFeederBrochure.pdf

I have been planting pearl millet since 1983. I prefer the dwarf millet like Tiff Leaf 3 as it has a smaller forage type stem and is more palatable. In 2012, Tiff Leaf 3 will not be plentiful, due to the drought issues in Texas. Better get it now if you want any as it may already be gone...

I agree Agmantoo. The difference here is that those of us that raise cattle only have been pushing our pencils for years with no subsidy for our products and there is no need. These farmers have been on the dole so long they think it's normal. They don't watch expenses like we do because they...