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I went to WI last weekend. Stoped for gas somewhere in IL and it was 15. Got out and didn't even need a jacket. Was sunny and no wind.

Is 26° right now with snow and sleet. 94% humidity and 13mph north winds. Cattle aren't really happy with all this foolishness.

Wind chill was -3 when we started feeding this morning. Again I know that's nice weather for a lot of y'all but it's not for here. On the bright side though all the mud is gone and the sickness is going away. I'd actually be better off if it stayed below freezing for a month. Only a little of...

Last year was the warmest winter of my life. Had 3 cold days. Very unusual. One of them was sunny, no wind and real dry air. The kind we never get. Was below 20 somewhat and was nice and pleasant. The next day was 35 and wet air, froze to death almost. I couldn't believe the diffrence. Right...

Ok I know my cold is y'alls heat wave but I've had enough. Had a negative windchill this morning and that's something we don't often have. Like every 20-30 years. Coldest real temp I remember was 2°. We seldom have teens or single digits. Might get to 9 tonight. Like I said, I've had enough...

I use the same lambda-cy I spray my cotton with. It ai in ultra saber is the same thing. I put a 25 gallon atv sprayer on the feed truck and spray out of the window or put someone on the back. Also use it on back rubs. Sorry though, it's not a once a year shot. Oh, only cost about 35...

TB explained it much better than me.

Interesting.

I feed both. Depending on price. Gluten has to be several dollars cheaper to be worth feeding it over DDG. Both are great products though and I'm feeding calves. Mixing corn with either. Either are fine for feeding cattle too. Gluten by itself is plenty good for cows on hay. The last load I...

That's hard for someone like me to even imagine. No way a fire can get to any size here. We burn fields off even.

Wish y'all had some of our moisture. It just won't quit here, gravel roads have fallen through worse than I have ever seen and the Mississippi River is going to 33'. That will put some some pivots and wells under water for me. It's not unexpected but it's just more jobs.

I'm running Reinke, T&L, and Valley. I like T&L because I can work on them, if it more than 1/4 don't get them though. I like Rinke better than Valley but it's prol because of the dealers. Last year I converted 5 from Diesle to electric. The T&L cost more to do this and cost more to run...

I like it. I don't have to scroll the page side to side to read one sentence. I might be here more now.

I can't answer about the bed but on the tool box if you need more put a pack rat box sideways and mount your compressor on top of it. Defending on the size of the compressor you can either mount to top of the box or if it's to heavy build a little frame that lets to set above the box by a inch...

Man I got goose bumps all over and I'm in the house.

That was just a little 2 months before I was born.

We used combine tires laid on their side stacked two high in the feed lot we built this year. Thinking of taking two old pivot pipes that are 40' long and laying side by side and laying the tires on them and bolting togather. Can drag them anywhere we want. Can also use telephone poles.

Well at least she died first instead after several days of work.

Georgia is to states, N Ga and S Ga. S Ga is a great place. I blend right in there.

I have white ones that have been out 10 years or more. No problems with them. We get thousands coming into the county every year. They are free for the taking. That being said by the end of summer most have been used for something. We also get less now than we used to because more stuff comes...