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That`s plumb spooky Lazy Ace. Saw the interview couple of nights back of your family on TV. Seems like we`re carrying fire fighting equipment on everypiece of equipment. With the opening of CRP and predictions of 110 degrees today it`ll be really scarey.

Real Tuff, from Mobridge, SD 605-845-3456 They make free standing fences and free standing windbreaks in addition to a full line of other stock handleing equipment.

What is the saddle pictured? Nice pictures Soapweed.

Agreed FH yeast culture should be "shouted out". My only means of supplying it is throught the mineral tubs. I mix app 8lbs to 100 lbs of mineral. Depending on the time of year I also mix 5lbs of 50gm ctc. Most minerals already have added yeast but in this case I`ve found that a little more...

FH, I`ve been useing Diamond V yeast for several decades. It is a top notch product that appears to a be well kept secret.

Yes, I`ve done it and it works a bit. But you do have a lot of plant growing in a small "cow pie" area. Their also seems to be a large alalfa plant population in cow trails close to water. You so need moisture for it to continue growing though. I had mixed 5 lbs of alfalfa with 10 lbs of yeast...

The 8 lbs I was talking about is normal hay type alfalfa. Another plus with the falcata is that it is rizhomonous.

Bud Smith was featured in the S Dak extension quarterly magazine about 3 yrs ago. The yellow blossom origniated from Cossack "Russia" . Arvid Boe, is an SDSU plant scientist and has done a lot at expanding this strain. We have small patches of it and it does spread on it`s own. I never seed...