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    Clear trees for pasture or restore a pasture

    $3k/ac isn't that bad, my neighbor wants $9k/ac and it looks like fecal matter. i had a similar situation except with 10 acres, ended up buying it so no one would build trailers behind me. it's all trees. great for deer hunting.
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    Clear trees for pasture or restore a pasture

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    First Bale

    fed a 144 rolls in Nov. never really stopped... maybe about a month or 2 didn't feed any. drought sucks!!!
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    Turn Out on Rye

    looks good.
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    stockpiled fescue pasture

    i wish i had some stockpiled fescue, but.....no rain. :(
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    Organic hay

    couldn't have said it any better :D :D
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    Bales - how to cut

    gerber pocket knife
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    Drying weather

    win some lose some
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    I just found out ......

    good job. i will be at the expo as well
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    spraying a road

    hyvar does work
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    High $$$$ HAY!

    there is a gin in midville,ga that would put gin trash into a module and sell it that way. cows ate the trash before the hay.
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    Rye grass in Ga.

    we are shooting for mid october to plant...depending on rain.
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    At what temps Highs & Lows will fescue dominate bermuda?

    i will take what i can get. got some rain this week
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    At what temps Highs & Lows will fescue dominate bermuda?

    with those temps i would say the fescue will do quite well. r u trying to stockpile?
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    At what temps Highs & Lows will fescue dominate bermuda?

    yes. fall and spring time
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    Sickle pod ?

    it will still hurt goats. i don't think it is worth feeding the hay with sickle pod. it may just open a huge can of worms.jmo
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    Sickle pod ?

    i read that same article.
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    Sickle pod ?

    i hear ya mikec.
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    Sickle pod ?

    i have never had a problem either, but i sure don't want to. i agree with beefy, don't feed the hay.
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    Sickle pod ?

    sicklepod is still toxic after it has been dried. to my knowledge goats will not eat sicklepod. correct me if i am wrong. cattle would have to consume quite a bit over a few day period to become a problem. sorry i can't give you an exact amount
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