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Got a good inch last night. That should help. Need another just like it next week.

I could use some rain but one line of showers ain't gonna. But it will hold be for a few more days.

South Tallapoosa county

Yep Dry in east central alabama. And others are flooded from rain to the north. As bad as drought is I am glad I am not flooded and sorry for those that are. Grand dad always sait it would rain sooner or later.

Surmount If trees you will have to use 2-4D and Remedy. Grazon will kill trees just like surmount.

Cut rake and roll in thick hay $25 a roll and in thin hay $30 a roll 4 X 5. I can't see how they can do it cheaper than that. Just roll in thick hay $15 is a fair price.

It is hard to put out even if you have to drive the spreader truck holding your nose. PPPPPP UUUUUUU

I am looking for a newer cutter. What kind you got and what do you want for it?

That workes out to $76 an acre. Does that count spreding?

A lot of diference in storing outside in South Dakota and south east texas.

Putting out 60-N, 30-P, and 60-K per acre this spring, cost spred is $94.67 per acre or about $568 a ton. That includes them spreding it and only on 30 acres. What is it costing y'all?

If you are going to plant it to bale why not just plant brown top millit. It drys easy and cows love it. Cut it before the seed gets hard so that it stays on the stem while raking and rolling.

Well do please tell how to make my own?

Soil test. and then lime and lime some more. disk and plow as needed to smouth and loosen compaction. I bet the costal will come back. By the way did I say LIME. SOIL TEST

Peanut Hay is going for $35 a roll 4 X 6 at the farm. How many do you want? They are only rolling what people want but so far they have rolled all they picked. I think several hundred acres left to pick so plenty left. EDIT: Sold out.

I think it best to spray Bermuda grass in the fall when still growing and green. At that time it is taking up nutrients and storing in the roots. I have had my best luck spraying it at this time of year. However in Alabama this year it is just too dry. Use a gal/acre next summer but it won't...

I can’t see your picture but form your description I could guess that it may be torpedo grass. Google that.

I have not had one run over yet but with the COOP drivers being teenage boys I have to remind them to watch for calves. Those boys stay on the phone with girls all the time texting and whatever.

Rye will have a hard time comming up in thick bahia. They recomend grazing it close or cutting close first. I think it helps bahia to be cut close after it is grazed anyway. It gets rid of the old tuff bitter grass and the new tinder comes out very fast. YOu can put ot rye grass and rye now if...

I don't even take mine off the pasture when putting out lime. They do fine. Put it out when they are up in the trees so you don't sling it in thier eyes or run over one.