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Looks like that back tire needs a little air! Good looking stuff Richard.
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Iron Mike, I'll give you a bale, FOB, of course.
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Looking good Richard, great pics!
That corn is way farther along than ours....
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Corn looks great! So does the hay!
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Good lookin stuff! Did you cut the oats or just make oat hay out of your new seeding?
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I'm still looking for some .Hard to find in this drought
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Iron Mike, I'll give you a bale, FOB, of course. Don't I wish!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time. --Pat Parelli
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Both oat hay, and second cutting alfalfa. This must be the most hay on this farm ever. It got delayed with a big rain last week.
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Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla!
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Nice!
That Io way must be nice country.
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Hay barley, yesterday. Certainly nothing to brag about, maybe 1 ton/acre. I am a little worried about nitrates as we never watered it. On a positive note I think I have the 'failure to fully retract' problem finally figured out. Used baler that we bought a couple years ago(5k on it now). Touchy sonuvabitch in regards to cutting and starting wrap.
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Sam, can you test for nitrates?
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2nd cut coming down this week............
not on your scale though.........
looking for 14 ton in 1/2 ton round bales
nice alfalfa hay.......my hay guy buys it all
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If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty
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wabi, that was an interesting article. Never knew livestock got "brown blood disease" like fish do (makes sense thinking about it tho). This sounded a bit silly , as when/where in the West are conditions NOT adverse? Producers should never assume their forage levels are safe if they know a crop was exposed to any adverse growing conditions that increase nitrate accumulation. Like the old adage................I learn something new every day. Following y'all's farm/ranching threads is cool. Geno
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There is quite a bit of sorghum-sudan grass grown around here, and in periods of drought or extremely dry weather, nitrate poisoning is a very real threat. That's one reason I haven't grown any in years. It's good hay and grazing, but it can be a risky proposition.
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In Iowa, nitrates can be of concern in a dry year in corn silage. Just my foggy memory, I think, the nitrogen gets hung up in the stalk, not developed into grain?
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