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Why do you think I was a smart azz with my reply? Then it's funny how so many people try to correct me, that's an other reason I don't post very many things on this site. It's hard to use sarcasm in written form.

Your butcher is switching the meat. He can tell that you have some high quality meat hanging there, he takes yours and sells it for $5 a pound, and gives you some old hostien that nobody wants. Happens all the time. :x

I'm not much for growing corn but I think that I would call b.s. on that one.

I always wanted to grow corn and chop it. But everyone I talk to said it wouldn't be worth all the hassle with the number of cows that I have. Maybe in a couple years I'll try, if not I'll get a combine and put up my own. If only I could get the horses to eat siledge without any problems, but...

I don't know what mnmtranching does, but genally speaking you can plant the rows from 15 to 38 inches. 30 inches would be most profitable, but I'm not talking about grazing.

As narrow as the seeder allows, but far enough a part to be able to cultivate the corn. Thats what I got out of it, it's not rocket science.

Same with horses, why is it that you can keep a horse in a junk yard, but the second you put it in the pature, it will find a piece of barbed wire to get it's foot wrapped up in?

Sometimes cows are born to die, and there’s nothing you can do about it. I used to get upset when no one responded to me, then some respond things that I didn't want to here. You have to understand though, there are so many people that come on here that have the same question, cow died, calf...

Colder? Up here I expect this Dec. as the coldest month of them all. brrrrrrrrr it has been COLD! If it gets any colder I am moving! What I consider cold is when your canadian air gets pushed down here, and it's 20 or 30 below for 2 weeks strait. Thats when things get interesting. The...

All that my cows are getting is late cut grass hay, with mineral block. There doing very well with it and I'm satified with there condition as of now. When it get's colder I'll give them a little extra, but I do have two older ones I'll call in and give them 10 pounds of 12% grain daliy...