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is that grain?
down here they rotate corn & soybeans
Grain harvest hasn't started yet. We have a couple more weeks before we can go. That's a grass/alfalfa field. I'm raking Raking in front the baler. That's the stuff that's already been baled. Stuff to the other side still has wind rows.
We do wheat, barely, canola, garbanzo beans in various rotations and hay. Lol.
Been a lot of 24 and 36 hour shifts lately.
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my great grandparents on both sides were farmers and owned thousands of acres around here.
things got tough and they had to sell.
sure wish they would've held on to the land. prolly couldn't afford the taxes now.
Just slightly different in height!
Bought a stock set of tires and wheels today for $50 gonna see how much power my AT's were robbing.
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If it ain't broke you ain't trying!
How much are you getting from a bale of Alfalfa/grass? Were paying close to $9 for a 60lb bale, and that's the reason I sold my horses and bought a Rhino. Rhino gets hungry I just park it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snorider
If it ain't broke you ain't trying!
Well prices are up high this year. Hay is terrible for production wise. But about $130 a bale or 200 a ton. We do big squares, 3x4x8ft bales. Right around 1300lbs. We had a field that usually goes 2 ton an acre go .63 ton. Sad when you only get a bale an acre. Lol. Much below 200 a ton on production like that and you'll lose money. But that's market price right now cause frost hammered everyone.
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bet you smoke the tires with the stockers!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Crusty