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After all that Popcorn deer I looked more like Bearzilla :lol:

:lol: Seems everyone around here likes grazing corn Me , the Cows, the Corn Seed Salesman, oh and my Deer Hunting buddies from town. Seen that I feed the deer all year round one way or another my town friends invited me to a deer fry the other night. Apon inspection of the hanging deer it was...

Looks like a good stand. Are they hard to combine? Do you have to dry them?

Don't forget on the stock market high prices can be fuel for higher prices as speculators chase markets. Remember Tec stocks. Wall street is looking for a new way to make a buck. With the housing market in the tank and the jump on the gold market train too late buyers still see room for profit...

.70 cents per pair and rising. New neighbors for Ontario and Alberta influencing the rentals and purchase prices. My Buggy guys next door will always be looking for more land :roll:

Looks like the right conditions for an increase in world beef prices as tonnage decreases and the demand for protien continues :wink:

Same problem with my barley weighs about 44lbs but if you want a lower imput crop Denny Oats is a good choice less imputs than wheat. Also makes good greenfeed if you are short of feed and good Oats for Milling are always in demand. Easier to combine and lots of straw for baling.

You can do everything right but the weather gods get the last say :roll: Putting up good feed can test even the most dedicated but of course there's always NEXT YEAR :!:

:o :o Cows harvesting and fertilizing in one pass :!: But who will save Shell Oil and Simplot from pending disaster :( :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I grow Alfalfa and Brome on sandy soil . Once you get a catch it can handle dry spells pretty well :)

Is your corn silage ready yet ?

Some nice green bales too :!: With those big tires it look's like a new 568. That would be a nice feeling being done the first cut. I still need a few more days here weather permitting :roll: :roll:

I have been turning my cows out into standing corn the last few years. So far no problems , just don't stand behind them :o They tend to stay in the corn only for a couple of hours them go back to the grass. But I think its a good idea to give them some straw or a bit of hay just so they don't...

Kato I have not tryed the seed in the mineral trick but did sprinkle Tall fescue into the bottom of the manure spreader last fall. Did get some new growth but it would have been better if it had a few showers earlier this spring. Does anybody know the cost of Trefoil?

We gotta get you a better Tractor :lol: Yea Yea I know being out there fresh air being one with nature all that good stuff. I have to fence a 1/4 next week myself but will probibbly cheat, Hi tensil hot wires etc. etc. But yours does look sharp, good work :!:

BenH : Seed salesmen claims you can get 2 cuts on the second year, is this possible? I farm sandy soil in southern Manitoba and winter kill usually isn't a problem. Does Red Clover grow as coarse as Yellow Blossom?

I'm going to try some Red Clover this year and was wondering if anybody else has. I"ll probibly use Oats as a cover crop and cut early for greenfeed or silage. How would it compare to Yellow Blossom Clover?

Corn likes lots N K and P but to cut down on fert exspence I try to put most of my corn on ground I spread manure on from feedlot plus I feed my cows on that ground most of the winter. I use a bale shredder and feed in a different spot each day to get an even spread on the manure. Otherwise you...

Using a JD 8 row finger planter seeding rate between 28000-32000 plants per acre depending on soil conditions.

Canamaize has a roundup ready variety now for better weed control. Don't know the cost thou. Can't get it sowed thick enought with planter( 30 inch rows) so went back to regular corn Pioneer 39T67.