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Someone remind to block off all the field entrances April 7th. Don't wanna make that mistake again. We get to deal with two "total solar eclipse" in the past less than 10 years.

Those of us that are left handed are the only ones in are right minds.

Nah, it's just that wild rye/barley grass stuff that grows everywhere, and is a pain to till.

I finished the next to last field. Just an 80ac patch to go, but it may be a while with next weeks forecast. It has been a good week, better than the week when trying to plant corn. Also been planting enlist a couple years now. It's nice having 24d, RUP, and liberty all as options.

You all talk funny.

The fact a internet forum about cattle, full of hillbillies, rednecks, and country folks, are talking about it, the publicity stunt is working.

That'll make you take another look. Bout like that 30 point buck you know you can see across the field.

Isn't being used for an organic iodine source?

So the Japanese whalers are helping the environment?

Sure doesn't help the ocean, the largest producer of methane.

Bit different story. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983_Soviet_nuclear_false_alarm_incident "It was subsequently determined that the false alarms were caused by a rare alignment of sunlight on high-altitude clouds and the satellites' Molniya orbits"

This reminds me about the story how nuclear war was almost started because a Russian launch detection satellite detected a massive ICBM launch had occured. Until someone finally figured out, it was just the sun.

For a laugh, this is my favorite depiction of vegans. :LOL:

A better question is, who remembers all of your past user names. Sir Loin was right up your alley.

Gramaxone is paraquat, and round up is not related. Gramaxone name brand is a Syngenta product, not Monsanto. Roundup has been used all across the fruited plane, every year for the past 20+ years. If it was going to kill us all, it would of done it by now.

At least it's not a levitating cougar.

Don't know why they are complaining, they truly are working 86 hours a week, I doubt, that's like $1200 a week, for starting wage. You know how much fritos you could buy?

Not worth anything in these parts, it burns good though.

Don't matter the weather, shearing sheep is a hot job. I'm sure they're happier.

Tetanus the cowboy on his motorbike. With his old hound dog, tetani.