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I started using these http://www.valleyfarmsupply.net/proddet ... rod=AQ400P no complaints, and with it on a small tank, the cows don't have to wait for it to refill

I had to zoom out to see the rear end of the cow. Good looking pair Bryant

Excellent advise johnsd SJB, if cow calf is what you want, you just got the best advise IMO. You can still eat the cow if it doesn't work. Good Luck

Thanks yall, I have my fence for rotational grazing set on the line between the fescue and the Bermuda. It is very defined line, it seems either fescue or Bermuda is dominant and they don't grow well together. My goal is to shorten hay feeding and have more cool season grasses and legumes in the...

The Bermuda grass is so thick in the summer, late fall that it will probably drown out what I try to drill. The elbon I drilled year before last did good in thin areas, and poor in areas where the Bermuda was at. The Bermuda turns brown and lays over first frost usually in Nov. and the cows wont...

Good point dun, so it is a gamble not knowing what is down there? I have owned this place 6 years and have never put a disk on it. What would you do?

Thanks CB, continue to share anymore tips if you got em!

I bought a 10' disk this spring to break up the roping arena. Got a good deal on it. I have been nervous about putting it to pasture until recommendations from others. I was planning on broad casting the rye clover and oats and then disking them in slightly. The areas I will plant have lots of...

How do you aerate your pasture?

That is what I am starting to realize. When I bought my place from my neighbor, we split half of his hay field. I started spraying and fertilizing, trying to keep the good rye grass growing. I would be embarrassed to take a picture right now of the difference in the field from just 3 years. He...

That looks great CB! I am going to spray next week with 24d and then go back and spot spray whatever it doesn't kill. I hope I have not killed off my seed bank, the spots I missed with grazon last year have some good clover coming up.

:lol: :lol: I have a couple, they eat everything but what I want them to, wife just almost killed them when they took out her rose bushes.

Thanks for the links guys. I have been using grazon the past 3 years and I think I am finally getting ahead of the horsenettle. I only see a couple in spots now. But I feel like I have destroyed my cool season grass and legumes in the process. The weeds I am seeing now I feel like 24d can...

Thanks CB

How much 2-4d and remedy do you mix? I have clover coming back in the areas I missed spraying with grazon last year. I bought hay last year with a lot of clover and rye grass in it. I unrolled every roll of hay this winter and can see the clover coming up in spots. But I can also see the goat...

CB, would the 2-4 D kill horse nettle? That is only reason I have been using grazon and have just about got them gone.

Sounds like she is a good momma and protective. I would not have a concern with her and the calf in the woods as she can hide it better there than in a wide open field. The only reason I don't like them in the woods in calving season is in case they need help. Once the calf is out I don't mind...

I have a stafix with remote. Going on 2 years knock on wood. It was around 500 though

I didn't call you an SOB. It was aimed at Son Of Butch. Initials

I guess you know he has not been used? Don't worry I wont post again, just trying to help avoid a catastrophe.