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What is the going rate in your area to put in jackleg fence? I am thinking it would be bid by the foot, so what is the breakdown for labor vs. materials? Thanks! Badlands

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Vacuum pack it. More expensive, but it will last way longer than double wrapped. Badlands

Always been interested in bale feeding and swath grazing. I have wanted to try swath grazing, but since we start cutting by June 20 most years, I worry about the hay bleaching, wasting and rotting away before Winter. Most times, if we end up getting hay rained on, and you can't get it dryed...

Your last cutting is better than our first (which is also our last)!!! Well, not quite, but close. On dry years, we've baled down to 800 lbs/acre. Not often, but we have done it. Badlands

Oh man, that stinks! Heck, if we only had Sisal wrap, you could just feed it anyway. :D Badlands

I'm still trying to figure out how to get grassfed burger, roasts and stew meat, and grain fed steaks from the same critter. Anybody have that one figured out? :D Badlands

One year, mom made some chokecherry jelly, but didn't get the pectin right, so it didn't set. Oh man, it was the best pancake syryp and ice cream topping ever!!! We have a big 30-35 footer about 10 feet from the front foor of the house. Sand Cherry jelly is awesome! and Yellow Buffaloberry is...

It does help me understand, Soapweed. When EPD move from a tool to exact true improvement to a tool to change cattle, it's an inappropriate use of them. I use them differently than most purebred folks, but I do use them. Sometimes to stay away from trouble, it depends on the trait. Badlands

Soapweed, I'm new here. It sounds like you have an opinion about EPD. I would like to hear how you use them (or don't), or if you did but now don't why not? I am looking for who said it, as I have needed it elsewhere laely, but the thought went something like this(I'm paraphrasing): A new...

Wife's was built on the Continental Divide between Butte and Helena in about '80, we replaced a few rails in the last 5 years as some have started rotting, but they were only 3" poles. Held up good for us. 4 on one side, one on the other. Cross-brace every now and then on the single pole...