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No it is good hay.

I am only running 20 cow/calf this year on 135 ac. due to some economic reason's. Even though I am in Central Fl. we get a hard frost usually early in November which kills my Bahia grass. I go to bought hay around December and usually supplement with molasses. Do you think molasses is necessary...

I am only running 20 cow/calf this year on 135 ac. due to some economic reason's. Even though I am in Central Fl. we get a hard frost usually early in November which kills my Bahia grass. I go to bought hay around December and usually supplement with molasses. Do you think molasses is necessary...

We are getting some rain tonight.

This has been my argument for 2 years on lowering my stocking rate. My lease and fertilizer cost are a constant expense of $ 60 per ac. for 135ac. So if I run 50 pairs that equates to $162 per pair and if I lower my stocking rate to 35 pairs that equates to $ 231 per pair hard cost. My variable...

I spent about $ 120 per cow last year on Hay during the period of Nov. through June since we had a Spring drought. I too would like to be less dependent on hay but it seems to be a neccesary evil. My pastures are Bahia and you can not stockpile this type of grass. With the price of seed and...

Most pastures we have leased we pay $ 10 per ac. and some good pasture we pay $ 20 which is pretty much at the top of the scale.

That is pretty well what he is telling me. He wants to plant Alyce clover, harvest seed, and then cut and sell hay. The property has bahia so you would get bahia/clover hay which he says he can sell for $ 50 per roll. After cutting hay turn some cows lose to graze the stubble.

I checked on the retail price and it cost about $1.80 per lb. I am not sure how many lb's per ac. you could harvest.

I have a friend that just disk up 100 ac. and he is going to plant Clover for a seed harvest. I can not imagine how this could be profitable with the price of diesel and seeds for him to make any money. He wants me to go in with him on another pasture but I am very leery that we could make a...

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4:14 PM Nada, Zippo, None :mad:

Quote "At the rate the Stock Trailer Hotel is filling up I might just have to add an addition to it." I have some cattle panels that you can use for your expansion. The Carpet Baggers from up North should love them. :banana:

Flaboy Would you believe all that rain that was around and not one drop came down Southwest of you. I pulled up the radar since I live 45 miles from the cows and watched the rain keep going around my place. I even put out more hay on Thursday. Hopefully we get some rain this week. I did notice a...

Can you believe I am still putting out Hay. We have not had more than a half inch of rain in 3 months. The cows are getting thin even though I still have mollasses and free choice hay out. :mad:

We call it Jogeephus Clover down here in Fl. They say some guy invented it in S. Ga. I was going to send him a royalty check since we sell it for hay here in the south for $ 80 per role. :banana:

I am also still feeding Hay. Hopefully we get some rain tonight. :mad:

Were you able to zoom in to your pasture. I can almost count my cows. Oh it looks like I have another calf and I see a Yankee ( Carpet Bagger ) picking my oranges.

Flaboy check out wesh.com you can literally zoom in on your property. I even zoomed in on yours and saw your Bed and Breakfast.