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We put out a few mineral tubs and had to put them in a used truck tire. Seemed to stop the bull's antics!!! 11-22.5 seemed to work very well. Oh, that was 250# tubs

I feed 4 rolls per cow on average winter, and 5 per cow if it gets bad. I'm in north Louisiana

I built about 20 out of 1" pipe. They just hold 1 roll up off the ground. Seems to work a little better than a hay ring, or maybe just easier to sit a roll on it with FEL. Cows seem to waste a little cause I put out 7 rolls at a time. I tried hay rings made out of sucker rod & was constantly...

we put out about 5 ton truck load to about 4 or 5 acres. 18 wheeler load is about $650

Grazon P+D usually works best for me in NW Louisiana. What do you guru's recommend for spraying fencerows? The target weeds would be chinese tallow,privet hedge, and small pine trees, and some very big briars???? thanks

Wow!!! Beautiful place!!!!! I don't have, nor have seen anything like that in my area in years!! Congrats

Thanks again for your inputs! We have received quite a bit of rain this summer, so i am not for sure too much rain could have been a problem. I had a soil test 2 years ago, and numbers came back okay. Do you think maybe just broadcasting and dragging lightly would have produced a better stand...

The stand was thin and short. Don't think I will get the high tonnage per acre production I was hoping for.

not sure, bought the seed from east texas seed supply in tyler texas. Thought it was for hay production, best i can remember. There was a few stalks about 4 ft tall. I thought i might have planted too deep but that was is just a guess?

I have a question about a poor stand of hybid pearl millet? We planted 25#'s of seed per acre on April 29th(to prevent frost damage) on 10 acres. I disked as aggressive as my disk would cut, then packed with a 300 gallon propane tank filled with water. Then drilled with a Tye 7ft. no-till set as...

This is my first post so here goes! I have 700ft of the priefert fence on my place and seems to hold up very well. I paid about $10 a linear foot, but done all the installation myself and it is pretty tough! The cows don't seem to push on it as much as barbwire and T-posts.