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Nope...didn't get the boot...but why bother responding if you don't care what I have to say...so just have stayed off the site...Also you can find anything you want to know about my products (info, prices etc) by visiting my web site...but I can't even give you that on here without someone...

Ok, since when is asking someone to come over to your ranch and discus a problem face to face a threat? Yes I am a medically retired cop from Southern California, spending 17 proud years in a multi jurisdictional anti terrorist task force, so I know what a threat is and I know how to handle...

Yes, you got it, did not think that someone would actually think I ment they sprayed it on fields. Spraying is just easier than placing a 1 pound fish every Square Yard of your pasture. (I am kidding people!)

Yes I do spray fish and seaweed on our Hay and Grazing pastures, worked for the American Indians for 1,000s of years.

Yes it was Me, do we have a problem? I tried to take care of this Man to Man or Man to Person but you feel the need to get back up. All I do is post opinions just like everyone else and I am getting very tired of folks attacking me, my post and my way of doing things naturally. I know most folks...

If you have to spray for weeds.... I would do that first. I would not get the weed healthy then spray it, kinda wastes the fertilizer if you ask me. I do know that cimmeron or alliy will not work as well if sprayed after a fertilization. Brad

I would concider that pasture a hay meadow for this year and be happy to get a cutting or two from it. I think that the hay equipment might be a little more eazy on the new pastures then the cows might be, I would be afraid that the cows might be pulling to much on the shallow and young roots...

When you comparing Chemical Fertilizer with Organic it is like comparing apples with oranges. With Chemicals you have to worry about loosing the nitrogen due to evaporation if it does not rain in a few days. Or loss of some of the NPK do to run off or leaching if it rains too much. With organic...

I sure would like to but if I do that on the board, I get pelted with rocks and bottles and they run me out of town! Anyone that would like more information about the Organic Program can click on the www button on the bottom of my message and can read all about it and contact me from there. I...

I dont remember anyone saying that lime is not organic? I did say that I dont use it, because it is not needed. (with my organic program). So then why use it?

I would not say that..... A&M has done several fine test on Organic with great results. Look up Micro Oranizims reducing Fire Ants, and the study that A&M did with the city of Austin.

WOW! All I did was to mention Wal-Mart a page and a half ago, and look what happened! HIGHJACKED! Ok everyone back on the topic...... wait what was the topic........ oh yea...... Lime. ;-)

The Lane's are not "Ceritfied Organic" They do use a Liquid Organic Program. Sounds to me like you have been doing your homework! What I deam as Organic and what the USDA deams as Organic are two different things. The Government has taken over the Certified Organic classifications and pretty...

Congradulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lane from Red River Co. They have been advanced to East Texas Farm of the Year, in the NRCS / EQIP program. They have been using the Watson Ranch Organic Program for 5+ years. They are now advancing to the next round, Texas Farm of the Year. The Lanes raise...

I have heard, (from the students the do the testing themselfs) that A&M will lump all the soil tests in the same counties, and send all the same results. I have heard the same about SFA, although I do not know any students there. In other words if they already did one test from Smith Co. Texas...

Never said, dont fertilize, just do it with organic/sustainable practices, and get more production in the long run. Been proven to work!

:hat: if i was row crop'n then this organic way would be different but when you have animals taking nutiants from the soil and harvesting hay where is my organics to return to the soil other than manure and urine which aint gonna help a whole lot. to control weeds and competition from...

All I am saying is that if you stop using chemicals such as herbicide, pesticide and granular/chemical fertilizers, you will not need to lime. Organic practices will turn your ph back to normal in a year or two and it will stay that way. I do not know how long the place laid idle before I...

The cleared land around here would be about the same, mainly because of all the pine needles. But, by putting the soil on a organic program you can change it back to normal.

All I am saying is that if you stop using chemicals such as herbicide, pesticide and granular/chemical fertilizers, you will not need to lime. Organic practices will turn your ph back to normal in a year or two and it will stay that way.