inyati13
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These were taken today. In two weeks, these fields will provide an abundance of grass.
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Well Inyati, you certainly win the award for the most pictures ever posted here in one attempt.
Place looks good.
Place looks good.
Nesikep
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That challenged my internet connection!
Looks nice though
.. You seem to have just a touch more grass than we do, depending on where you look around here.
Looks nice though
.. You seem to have just a touch more grass than we do, depending on where you look around here.
branguscowgirl
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You do have some steep ground! Looks beautiful.
I think your cows look as though they have lost some weight.
I think your cows look as though they have lost some weight.
skyhightree1
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looks good.. gotta have a atv or rtv there
Your farm is beautiful, how in the world did you post that many pictures at one time, if I try to go past 4 it times me out. Oh the picture of the humm bulls credentials took a second or two to upload it was a hoot trying to figure out what was there for a minute or two :lol:
Enjoyed!
Gizmom
Enjoyed!
Gizmom
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What's the story on the log chain in the tree? Place looks good. You should post more pictures so we could get an idea of what the lay of the land is.
inyati13
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Thanks.
Brother Azz: You are correct. I have a Cub Cudet Utility vehicle with dumping bed. It is a vital tool.
BCG: The hay I fed in February and March was 5 % protein. It was course and harvested very late last summer. I bought it. They may have lost some condition but not much. Some of those cows in these pictures (not all cows are represented) just had calves. In fact, two of these cows had twins. One of the cows that had twins is thin by my standards. She is pictured below, she is the one who just had a uterine treatment. She is a mongrel out of one of my original mongrel cows - part Holstein.
Gizmom: Copy the photos IMG or URL to a page where you can copy them all at once and load them into your post. Thanks for the comment. My bull has a nice set of credentials. The picture does not do him justice.
Deepsouth: That is my handgun steel plate. Just don't stand too close. Bounce backs off of steel are extremely dangerous. That is why they are not used for defensive pistol which is shot at 15 feet. Cowboy shoots often use knock down silhouettes of steel.
This is the other cow that had twins about 2 weeks ago. She never lost any condition. She is my biggest cow. As you can see, she is a commercial cow with pinzgauer.
Brother Azz: You are correct. I have a Cub Cudet Utility vehicle with dumping bed. It is a vital tool.
BCG: The hay I fed in February and March was 5 % protein. It was course and harvested very late last summer. I bought it. They may have lost some condition but not much. Some of those cows in these pictures (not all cows are represented) just had calves. In fact, two of these cows had twins. One of the cows that had twins is thin by my standards. She is pictured below, she is the one who just had a uterine treatment. She is a mongrel out of one of my original mongrel cows - part Holstein.
Gizmom: Copy the photos IMG or URL to a page where you can copy them all at once and load them into your post. Thanks for the comment. My bull has a nice set of credentials. The picture does not do him justice.
Deepsouth: That is my handgun steel plate. Just don't stand too close. Bounce backs off of steel are extremely dangerous. That is why they are not used for defensive pistol which is shot at 15 feet. Cowboy shoots often use knock down silhouettes of steel.
This is the other cow that had twins about 2 weeks ago. She never lost any condition. She is my biggest cow. As you can see, she is a commercial cow with pinzgauer.
fitz
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Nice pictures. Your pastures look great. Your improvement projects with the loader looks to have really paid off.
Workinonit Farm
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Beautiful area, so green! I thought I had some hills, you have got me beat.
Nice looking area where you are.
As always, good looking cows!
Nice looking area where you are.
As always, good looking cows!
cow pollinater
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I thought you said some of it was steep.
I've been there CP, it's pretty darn steep here and there.
jasonleonard
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I enjoyed your pictures, Ron! Did the fields get a shot of fertilizer this spring?
What are the evergreens in your woods.....cedar, or some type of pine?
What are the evergreens in your woods.....cedar, or some type of pine?
fenceman
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See you found a level spot to hang that gate in last pic. 7 pics up from bottom those lines from renovation (aeration) ?
inyati13
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jasonleoard:
I have not fertilized the pastures. The hay-land is on top the ridge which is the core of the farm. It gets lime and fertilizer. The trees are cedar. Only part of KY that has natural pine trees and hemlock is far eastern KY I the portion that is the west side of the Appalachian Mtn. chain.
fenceman:
Those are tire marks or windrows of cut grass put down by the rotary mower. I mow all my pastures up and down the hill.
I have not fertilized the pastures. The hay-land is on top the ridge which is the core of the farm. It gets lime and fertilizer. The trees are cedar. Only part of KY that has natural pine trees and hemlock is far eastern KY I the portion that is the west side of the Appalachian Mtn. chain.
fenceman:
Those are tire marks or windrows of cut grass put down by the rotary mower. I mow all my pastures up and down the hill.
