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    I remember when....

    Bison, I really like your summation! That describes me to a tee! Well said.
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    O/T: Heifer down...

    All the recommendations the others have made are good. The use of the hot-shot is also a good one. It takes a "shock" sometimes to get them to respond. True story...one of my neighbors had a big old charolais cow one time that went down for some reason. They tried everything including...
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    Use for used cooking oil

    Did you notice any type of refusal when you first started feeding it? How do you feed it?
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    Use for used cooking oil

    My wife works at the local nursing home where they "ask" her to take all the used cooking oil from the kitchen. She brings home about 5 gallon every 10 days or so. I have been using some of it to start fires in my wood furnace that I heat my house with. It burns "ok" but not like I thought it...
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    saturday in pa

    I noticed his flannel shirt too. My dad wore one like that! It was his absolute favorite coat. It had tears and more tears....and lots of patches. My mother would get mad at him all the time for wearing it....said he "looked bad" in it. He loved it! Mother finally found it in the laundry...
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    advice needed about pond

    I can't tell exactly from the pictures, but it "appears" like the pond dam has eroded and sluffed off in places. These look like it could be leaking maybe? One of the best products to use to seal up a pond dam is used sheet rock (or scraps). I"ve seen several leaking ponds where the owners...
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    Animal, alfalfa seed?

    Animal, what is your email address?
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    Animal, alfalfa seed?

    Animal, did you combine any alfalfa seed this year? You had spoke about it a year or so ago.
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    Mat to lay on in the shop

    Quite by accident, I found a used "baby bed mattress" laying out in the road a couple years ago. I had no idea who it belonged to. I since have used that mattess hundreds of times to lay on when working on or under something in my shop. It's the most comfortable thing there is to substitute...
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    In's and outs of spraying

    'Not trying to dodge your question, but absolutely everything you've asked will be answered on the label and product guide. Each product is different and the crop to which it will be applied will have differnt recommendations. The concentration of the herbicide and surfactant will also...
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    Spreading Chicken Manure on Pastures

    You might want to check your application rate just to know what you're doing. 'Pretty simple to do. I built 3, 3x3 (inside dimensions) wooden boxes out of 2x4's. I set them out evenly across my spread pattern. One was in the middle (which I drove over) and one on each side about out to the...
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    Spreading Chicken Manure on Pastures

    Pa Mike, how are you going to apply the poultry manure? I"ve used this a couple years "before" most of the chicken guys around here became "opportunists" and started charging outrageous prices for the product. Poultry manure delivered and applied here in my part of Missouri costs around $32.00...
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    Spreading Chicken Manure on Pastures

    AS with most everything, you apply it when you can. Soil conditions favor the fall application. The answer to your question however...you'll lose approxmiately 50% of the available nitrogen with late fall application. As Kyhayman stated, poultry manure contains both urea and organic nitrogen...
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    Wife Birthday Gifts??

    New canning jars? New pressure cooker/canner? How about a gift certificate to one of the garden seed houses? Personally, I bought mine a new pickup. That flat worked.......bout 4 nights in a row now!
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    A bit of wood to split...O/T

    'Probably takes quite a bit of wood. 'Especially with that gable end of your house open like that. LOL Nice stack of logs you got there. Do you haul them in yourself or buy them delivered? I"ve often thought about buying loads of logs like that. 'Wonder how many more years I can get out...
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