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$5.25 a bag!!!! I'd find wheat or something cheap somewhere.

The stories about guys having a heart attack in the pig pen and being basically gone by the time they find them are real. Didn't the mob have interest in a hog farm north of Las Vegas?

They are hogs, they'll crush the bones. No sense in going through the extra work.

I usually have an oily piece of cardboard I lay in the dirt with.

Concrete shop floor?! I'm so used to rolling around in the dirt in ours not sure if my system could handle concrete.

http://agcenter.com/newcattlereport.aspx Best daily update I've found on fat cattle. Will give you market direction. Local sale barns should post market reports online.

We have dorpers and dorper crosses. Have some katahdin blood, however they lack power and growth and the fertility isn't over the top. We have started crossing with a romanov ram and really like what we are seeing so far out of those, lots of vigor from birth, low death loss and will improve...

There is no good way to lock in the basis on feeder cattle. I've always thought that if I could figure out how to create an exchange that it may serve some value to both parties to have some of that locked in. The packer will set a basis in the deferred months so that a feedlot can lock in a...

Look at this..... angus? http://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/5272081595.html

With the amount of coons that around there plus us trying to build the quail numbers I don't see cats working real well. I am going to go to the farm store this week and load up on rat bait. Keep enough out maybe I can get them killed off.

How in the world do you get these things gone from a farm? Think we get them cleaned up and they are back in everything again the next year. Cats arent' an option as the place is 15 miles from the home place.

Here, Ranchers.net, advantagecattle, the Rivals K state page, bcsnn.com for more sports talk and every once in a while agtalk or duckhuntingchat

Get 'em while they're hot! http://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/5168832797.html

Here's a dandy http://ksu.craigslist.org/grd/5154295175.html or you could have this 3 year old http://ksu.craigslist.org/grd/5154284148.html

I am far more scared of a horse than I am of the rankest bovine in the world. Been around enough dairy bulls, bucking bulls, mad mommas and crazy yearlings that I quite confident in my ability to stay out of danger. Dam horse can flip a switch at any moment and put me in the hospital. About...

Kansas is a free range state so technically if somebody hits your cow they owe you a cow. Our roads are all Township roads, the main roads would classify as minimum maintenance most places, the rains have been rough on them but if we want them passable in any sort of timely manner it will be us...

Thanks, will help greatly with our understanding of what it is like.

Depending on how the water laws work in your state it is their right to allow the water natural course if your ground is lower than theirs. I would say you are better off talking with them and figuring out how to route the water the through a tile line that discharges it in an appropriate manner.

What is the natural flow of the water?

Most of the new high speed lines are all concrete ties. Only thing that gets wood ties back is when they have to replace rotten ones. It is truly amazing watching that piece of equipment work. Even more amazing how incredibly expensive it is to put in that rail.