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I really nice video about farming the hills in Idaho.

2 different plants. Not the same at all. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solanum_carolinense...

What you call horse nettle we call bull nettle. Same plant, in the same family as potatoes and tomatoes. USDA says eradication is darn...

Recent issues with my 459 baler has brought to light the importance of an important feature lacking on these balers that can forewarn...

Knocked down another field of first. This is our first time doing this field. Received it last fall and brush hogged it. Sprayed most of...

This statement is false in my part of the world. Maybe different there but........ Burndown now and disc you might see new growth and...

It is tough to completely eradicate. Control is more like it. We have some in all our fields. There is no getting away from it. It is a...

It will be back. Really, destroy a field because you found some horse nettle.

I found TRC 880 crown and chassis grease and started using it. No bleeding or oozing oil from the grease from what I have seen. It is...

The harvester silos made good feed when good feed was put in them, the unloaders were a nightmare. When one screwed up it was often...

Yes though I’m sure there were and are beef operations that still use them. I would like to use ours but would require refurbishing one...

No. Those are our silos. No longer used. Correct. Harvester silos are metal with their trademark blue. There are a couple in the area...

There’s a few harvestore around here. Here’s a today view of the silos

Even our stave silo is a concrete chute. Maybe it was also how that particular company put them up. Or it was an option. To young to...

Our old wooden silos had a flexible pipe at the end of the blower gooseneck that could be adjusted while filling. Once we went to the...