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In the state of Texas You have to be proved grossly negligent to be in trouble. That is defined as your cows are habitally on the road. The first offense is not that. Our place fronts on a 4 Lane divided highway and I have had the local law put my cattle back in and not say anything.

Spanish Mulberry in my part of south central Texas.

You have the right attitude when you realize that you don't already know it all. That is a rare quality in young people today. I predict that you will be successful at whatever you undertake. I just took an AI course at age 60 after 40 years in the cattle business. I learned a lot and it has...

Somn, Can you explain to me the statement about the dairy cow not breeding if left on grass. I think I just experienced that costly lesson.

Our local ag college always says"don't raise and bale your own hay...buy it " I would like to know from where. If it were not for hay that I salvaged off small MIG patches I wouldn't have any hay at all. A commerical producer is not going to move to your place for a couple acres now and a couple...

Had a similiar experience with neighbors that our families had been across the fence for over 100 years. They always complained instantly when our bull got into their pasture. Even went as far as turning him out on the public road. I decided that I was going to end that 100 year fued. The next...

IF IN DOUBT---DON'T

Not a lot of protein but it saved me during the drought of 1996. I had to pay $35.00 a roll and haul it myself over 60 miles one way. Cows ate it like I eat candy. That is because they had nothing else.

Have one just like it and it works good. I have been using it for 15 years and it is good for what it was designed for. That is to grab around the neck and hold while you do your thing. Had 1700 lbs Bulls in it and it held them. Had it mounted on 2 telephone poles set 5 deep in the ground.