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I put out 15-10-30 at $500 a ton spread. The plan is for first applaction to be 70 units of N , 50 units of P, and 150 units of K.. The second applaction in mid to late June is to be 70 units of N and 100 units of K. on hay fields.

A friend of mine has one like this but alot bigger. http://agriculture.newholland.com/us/en/Products/Hay-and-Forage-Equipment/Bale-Wagons/Pages/Products_overview.aspx That thing even stackes it in his barn. Then he has an attachment on his front end loader to load it on trucks to sell. He tells...

I posted a bunch of pictures last year on here but dang if I can find it now. Prehapes some oj the young folkes can look it up.

While we have alot of pigweed and it gets big as you described I have not noticed it in the cotton but then the leaves have not fallen off just yet. I sprayed a lot of it in the garden and pasture with 2-4-d this year and killed it easy. If we have to pick the cotton by hand it just won't get...

Soon to be cotton pickin time again in Alabama. Sprayed cotton defoliant the end of last week and if it ever stops raining we can start pickin again. All the equipment is ready and waiting. All that is left to do is put a few dry days together. I still have about ½ of my last cutting of hay...

I got most of my 1st cutting wet but the second cutting came up good and dry. Now I need some rain to start growing the 3rd.

This is what NCBA thinks about it. For Immediate Release Contact: Joe Schuele 303-850-3360 [email protected] USDA plan for CRP acres well-intentioned, but wrong solution for cattlemen Washington, D.C. (May 27, 2008) – The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association...

This is what NCBA thinks about it. For Immediate Release Contact: Joe Schuele 303-850-3360 [email protected] USDA plan for CRP acres well-intentioned, but wrong solution for cattlemen Washington, D.C. (May 27, 2008) – The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association...

But if ain't got CRP and you bought fertelizer to cut and sell hay you will just take it in the shorts.

Smith and Wesson 9mm auto compact. With a 10 round clip. I was lite and will be easy to carry. I will still keep my shotgun close in the truck.

I will not be caught without fire power any more. I am a pistol packing red neck now. And I know how to use it. As the old guys say SSS.

I have been shoping for a pistol today. I have shotgun I carry in the pickup and bought some buck shot today. All I had was # 7 shot. The pistol will be much easer to carry on the tractor and working on the farm than my shotgun. But the shotgun will stay with me as much as I can. If they have...

I got caught up in a shoot out yesterday just driving into the hay field to tedder my hay. As I was slowing to turn in through the gap into the hay field when a black camero came flying out on to the road. I noticed two black men in the car and knew right away that something was wrong. I...

I bought corn 2 weeks ago at 4.35 and I hear it is up to 5.30 this week. We need to make sure and plant some if we want feed next fall.

One can't just keep taking from the soil without putting back. A good farm has healthy soil.

Swamp hay??? That don't look like no swamp I ever saw??? I thought a swamp was cypres trees, standing water, snakes and gaters. Just how wide is your rake. That thing is huge. BTW thanks for the great pictures.

If we get a day without rain whitch I hope we don't for another week or two I think I will plant the garden in peas. I plowed in everthing that burned up in the drought but the Prowl I sprayed is still in the soil. I think peas still have time to make?

We ain't talking about pink eyed purple hules are we?

Well fence is out so i have to harvest some how. I need to see this done first.

Well let me ask y’all this. I don’t plan to combine my corn at all. There just ain’t enough corn in it to pay the combine. I would however like to roll it foe hay. My thought was to cut it with my disk hay cutter and then rake just like I would a field of hay. Then roll in a JD 435 roller. It...