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Some are, some aren't and some chose FB over ranchers.net. 😢

I don't think I've even seen the wire on the outside of a fence along the highway. Maybe I'm wrong. We always put the wire and posts on the inside where the pressure is.

I wouldn't ruin the brisket for bacon. From your illustration, it looks like Plate is your best bet. However, bacon comes off of pork belly. Our favorite is Side Pork and it is sold as Pork Belly some places. I'd ask my processor. They should be able to cure it like bacon from pork. Good luck!

I think fencing would be a good way to meet ranchers. You could use it as a stepping stone to get closer to what you want to do. There is a shortage of ranch workers, so that should be in your favor. Good luck!

Beef bacon is fine. Are you going to have it cured? I think I would. Good luck!

Are you a spy? 🤣

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I think they are doing fine. Calf looks good. Just keep an eye on them and do not worry!! 😊

Thanks, Puzzled. That was better than anything I found. Appreciate your help!

I'm confused. I-25 doesn't go by Upton. No interstate goes by Upton that we know of.

You serve PORK at a beef branding? You have guts! 🤣

Very nice, Jody. Lots of good grazing!

You gave her one year too many!

So what did you learn? I read where it is good to layer straw in the containers so the dirt doesn't compact. I don't have straw so I bought potting mix. I hope it works okay. Several have sprouted and have green leaves so, so far so good! I don't have a green thumb and I don't want to mess up...

Thanks Nicky. I started with only about 3" of dirt but I plan to keep 'hilling' them by adding more dirt as we go. I bought potting soil so hopefully it won't compact, but layering the straw sounds like a good idea. BTW we saw some outstanding yearling red Angus heifers today. They are...

I'm hoping to grow potatoes in an oak barrel, a black tub and 2 5-gallon buckets. The seed potatoes have sprouted. In regard to hilling, what I have read is that I should cover them with 3" of dirt. Let them get through the dirt, then cover them with 6" of dirt. I'm wondering about covering...

It looked pretty nice, once. I would have eaten there. Love the pickup billboard!!

We looked at a ranch near John Day, OR. It was too rugged for us. But beautiful country. We were told about a ranch woman that would look on the ridge above the house to see the riders. She would know they would be back for supper in 2 hours!

Sagebrush works well for the little fawns and ground birds to hide in. I loved the smell of sagebrush when riding horseback in the spring. I sure miss that. The oddest thing we ever saw was balls hanging down from sagebrush. I can't remember what or why that was, but we had never seen it...

I'm glad I didn't miss hearing that. Thanks for sharing, Jody.