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    Beautiful green barn

    And money!
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    Autumn Olives: weapon of choice

    I bought 2500 seedlings from the local USDA office in 1992 and planted them for wildlife cover. The birds and deer love them.
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    Poachers

    Have you ever watched the episode of Yellowstone where the bikers come back to torch the field? If you haven't watched it, then do, cause that there is the answer to your problem.
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    Snow on my mower

    Are you sure you didn't run over some sheep??
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    The single MOST important tool when working on an old tractor

    The single most important tool is your brain
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    Looking to buy a pair of binoculars

    Buy a pair of Vortex. Their customer service is outstanding. Lifetime guarantee. Doesn't matter if you break it or it is a fault of theirs they will fix it for free. Your house could burn down and all you send them is a molten pair of binoculars. They will send you back a brand new pair
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    Bearcat 1250A Grind-O-Mix w/1206 video....

    I am a John Deere guy but have to admit those 1206's are one nice looking tractor
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    Deer hunting advice.

    Grab a pair of gloves and get busy. Who knows she might even feed you when you get done.
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    Deer hunting advice.

    Are you hunting the farm for free or do you pay a lease fee? Or does it even matter. Just be thankful you have a place to hunt that allows you to take the best tasting meat, meat that you know where it comes from, and is good for you. Sign the papers and say thank you and move on to bigger...
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    Signs of the times 9/18

    I bought a pen of feeders one time and didn't realize till afterwards that there was a Brahma in the bunch. I also didn't realize till i got them home and turned them loose that 5 strands of barbed wire is not tall enough to keep a Brahma from jumping over it.
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    Old batteries

    I have a friend who writes the purchase date on the battery in her vehicle. Every 5 years almost to the day she will replace that battery with a new one.
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    Literature---New Idea Manure Spreaders Brochures

    Here is my New Idea manure spreader. My dad bought it around 1980. It was used but in like new condition. The gentleman we bought it from had it stored in his barn and had it covered with blankets. I think he paid $125 for it. We hauled a lot of manure with it for 15 years. The cattle were sold...
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    Turn the page

    Resize your picture from 100% to 80% and it will post properly
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    chain on new idea 14 A manuer spreader

    You have it easy. Whenever my apron chain needed fixing it was because it broke with 3/4 of a load of manure in it. Grab the pitchfork and start pitching out what you just pitched in.
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    Does anybody still use vertical silo's anymore

    Does the driveway just take you to the barns or is there a home behind the barns. I could see myself living there.
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