Thinking about what to do with the pasture this summer. Normally mow the acreage twice and spot spray 3 or 4 times a growing season.
To many other project in the fire and the increased expenses related to the equipment. May just spot mow and spray to keep the weeds down.
Semi-related topic. Looks like the home propane cost for winter 2022/23 will be an increase of at least $400- to $500-. Local propane companies should be advertising shortly their contract purchase prices.
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Re: Summer Pasture Mowing
Eugene, any chance of getting someone to pasture livestock in the fields? That would take care of most of the mowing, and just need spot mowing of weeds and plants the animals don't like. Even if it was a free of charge arrangement, it would save you toime and money.
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Re: Summer Pasture Mowing
Ed.ScottyD'sdad wrote:Eugene, any chance of getting someone to pasture livestock in the fields?
Neighbor pastures around 60 head of cattle on the acrage. Free, no charge. Neighbor has over 1 section to pasture including our 36 acres. Neighbor rotates cattle between pastures.
Neighbor has also baled the pasture grass, once, during a drought year.
I haven't seem the neighbor, a large family operation, employees, or the cattle in around 6 months. So. I don't know if the neighbor sold off all or some of the cattle.
Another topic. Different lady neighbor prepaid $14,500- for fertilizer last fall. As of last week the fertilizer hadn't been deliver/broadcast and she wasn't getting an answer from the retailer.
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Re: Summer Pasture Mowing
I was told by a dairy farmer yesterday, his corn fertilizer costs $1500 per tone.
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