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What size bales, what do you think they weigh? If somebody close to me starts to offer some baleage for sale I'd be interested in buying some, I know my larger tractor could handle them just wondering about the smaller 45 hp model.

I really like it works as advertised. Here we can get the regular Heat mineral or the Heat with IGR. During breeding season I use their Concept Aid mineral it really tightened up my calving season the first time I used it. Their product is worth the money in my opinion.

The state highway dept. here use them also, and run over all kinds of junk thrown on the side of the road.

If johnson grass is all you're trying to eliminate there is a product called Outrider for bermuda made by Monsanto. The johnson grass needs to be at least 18 inches tall when sprayed.

I have the chance to buy some ryegrass baleage, I've never fed baleage before, the bales are 4 foot wide and 4.5 foot tall what do you think they will weigh? Will a Ford 2000 tractor handle these on the 3pt hitch with a bale spear?

What's the difference betwen the two?

How many pounds per acre for pearl millet?

Thanks for all the help, I'm going with the 2-4D and Remedy, the farm supply has Remedy the cheapest I've seen in a while $69 a gallon.

Hi all I just rented a 27 acre pasture and need to kill blackberry, persimmon, and dogfennel. What do yall suggest for the job.

Anybody who has planted this variety, did you like it and how does it compare to Marshall? I'll only use it for grazing not hay.

Any of yall aerate your pastures or hayfields, can you notice a difference?

To any of you who have seeded it how do you like it for grazing and hay production? With normal rainfall how long before you could cut it or graze it?

Just curious why is wheat grain not good for cows?

Have any of you added Nutrisphere and/or Avail to your granular fertilizer mixes? Was it worth the price ($65-$70 a ton here)?

To determine the best time to spray for weeds, you must first know what kind of weeds you have. I think you should contact your local extension agent to assist in weed identification and he or she can make suggestions for fertilization based on soil test results.

I think that's too deep to sow Bahia seed.

Knersie, what's a concentrated chicken litter product?

If you have an excessive amount of phosphorous in the soil can other plant nutrients be tied up and not available to the plant? For instance if you have spread chicken litter on pastures for years and years.

I'd spread the lime and a fertilizer mix of 60#N, 60#P. If you need more grazing or hay to cut I'd put another 60#N in late winter. You didn't say what the pH was but if you go to www.modernforage.com they have a chart that shows how much fertilizer you waste if the pH is out of whack.

Triple 17 has dropped about $90 a ton in the last 10 days to $780.