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One thing that you can do is get a few bottle calves. Farmers are usually trying to get rid of them in the cheap. They don't have time to deal with bottle feeding and the calves will be used to you as they grow. Getting a couple bull (that will need to be banded later)or steer calves and a couple hefer calves will get you going. It will be 18 months or so for butchering the steers and be breeding time for the hefers. Then you can bring in a couple more bottle calves.
Getting cows from the market is hit or miss. Some farmers are getting rid of their problems and you may be getting them.
Getting cows from the market is hit or miss. Some farmers are getting rid of their problems and you may be getting them.
This, 100%. Cows and bulls from the salebarn can be a home run or a dud. I have had both. If I’m buying a cow from the sale barn I would try to go for a bred cow. No bulls needed first go around.
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You know the First rule of Club & Knife Fighting is to not talk about Club & Knife fighting….wait is it don’t talk about Club Fighting or No knives in the Fight Club?
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But they know there are 150 genders, systemic racism, and global warming.
Huh? 1000000000000 seconds/60sec/60min/24hrs/365days(rounding error. Leap year and whatnot)=31709.7919837646 calendar years or approimately the wait time on my current suppressor!
you get a spanking for stealing a car in Mexico? I'm surprised you just don't get shot..........
Plant pine trees and call it a tree farm.
Farm Bureau lists tree farms as a form of agriculture. In Louisiana, at this time, Tree Farming is the largest agriculture segment. Ahead of corn, beans, cotton and livestock (even Chickens but that is another story)
Farm Bureau lists tree farms as a form of agriculture. In Louisiana, at this time, Tree Farming is the largest agriculture segment. Ahead of corn, beans, cotton and livestock (even Chickens but that is another story)
They spank you, and laugh while they do it (which tickled the hell out of me, I love watching people who really enjoy their work), then they shoot you.
I think hay farming is probably the best answer as well. Just as long as you can beat the rain. That said, hay conditioners have gone a long way to making really good hay. Now square bales really sell well, but they are a double pain for sure. First is handling them. In the 70's New Holland had a machine that would pick up and stack square bales. Never saw one so I don't know how well they worked. All's I know is that in high school, our spring and summer and fall was dedicated to hay season and corn picking season (Farmer Ward did not believe in no stupid mechanization.). We spent many an hour throwing those bales up on a truck. And no matter how many we stacked, it was never enough. This was before the days of round bales. Boy am I getting old.
On a more serious note, The second issue with square bales is they have to be thoroughly cure. Horses colic quick on moldy hay and the vet bills add up even quicker. (if one is lucky enough to get one out to the farm soon enough). Our vet taught me how to treat colic, sold us the Banamine, and taught me how to do the rest of the treatments. Saved Brenda and thousands and some good horses as well.
On a more serious note, The second issue with square bales is they have to be thoroughly cure. Horses colic quick on moldy hay and the vet bills add up even quicker. (if one is lucky enough to get one out to the farm soon enough). Our vet taught me how to treat colic, sold us the Banamine, and taught me how to do the rest of the treatments. Saved Brenda and thousands and some good horses as well.
Pulled over a Mexican guy my first year in law enforcement. He was drunk so I had him step out and come to the back of his car. He looked terrified and starting sobbing, I mean really ugly crying. Finished up the stop, and took him to jail.
The translator told me he thought I was taking him to the back of his car to execute him.
Apparently Mexican cops don't play around.
I would ask the unlicensed Brazilians as they complained about their car being towed...
"If I was in Brazil and I was driving with no license, what would the police do?"
And they would answer "Beat you up!"
Guessing the new system being created will get us there soon.
Cops are proving their loyal to the system and realizing the system does not dispense justice they will become the punisher but more likely the receiver of fine payments roadside.
