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It makes excellent hay and if it is cut and dried properly there is no danger in nitrate poisoning as the nitrates dissipate during the curing process. if you are going to make silage out of it , it's recommended the use a mower conditioner on it to remove most of the fluids and reduce the...

I feed it to my cows and it makes excellent hay. Don't see any in the pasture as the cows will eat it before they will anything else growing there. Is there a danger during a drought, not in the pasture because you won't find it. The largest danger is when there has been a long dry spell and...

The perfect ones are about 8 inches in diameter and growing on the property line. Trim a few limbs and nail the wire on.

It is absolutely normal. No need for concern at all, in fact she sounds like a very good mother.

Hanging out with them a little while everyday helps alot, you don't even have to feed them, though it speeds up the process. I can literally walk right up in amongst mine and step over them if they're laying down. Some I can pet but some won't let me touch them, but I can still walk right up on...

Boat Launch Road? humm! Got a picture of your boat?

Hard times are effecting everybody. A gentleman's approach to a bad situation will save you lots of time, money, and heartache. Just calmly explain to the guy that you are coming to get them, to help you recover your losses, and do it with carefully placed words. I will bet he will even help you...

Just do as they say to stay safe, and everyone needs comic relief so that's not so bad a job.

Just what I was looking for, a way to write beer off, never thought about using it as form of pest control. Thanks.

Well it looks like you northerners are getting your wish of sending all that snow south. The rivers here are expected to crest at stages not seen since the 30's. And that was before all the rain we are getting now was even considered.

To what? A chicken won't eat eat and they'll eat anything. Reminds me of the story about the guy that fed his dogs boiled okra. Someone said their dogs wouldn't eat it, and his reply was that his didn't either for a week.

I ate grits or oats every morning before school. My dad wouldn't eat grits, said that was all they had to eat when he was a kid, said they called it "meal mush". He loved hominy though, and I didn't care for it. I guess everything is allot better if you don't have to eat it. Another thing he...

:lol: Does it matter who cooked them? :lol:

I asked the wife about this one, as she is all about anything that blooms. She said it was a type of Coreopsis. It is very invasive and alot of gardeners plant it in containers because of this.

Signs of Pink Eye •The incubation period is usually 2-3 days but can be up to 3 weeks after infection. •One or both eyes may be affected. •The eye becomes watery, the lining under the eyelid becomes red and inflamed and the animal blinks repeatedly and diverts the affected eye(s) away from...

Eye worms?

Unless they are pritty good size fish they won't control all the algae in five hundred gallons but they will keep the mosquitto larve out of it.

Possibly Lambs Tongue

I wouldn't jump in with both feet untill I tested the water first. If you are passionate about it you will find a way to make it work, but don't kick the foundation out from under yourself untill you have another place to stand.