Spring combining.....

[bb356]

Originally Posted by silverdoctor

never going to your place for supper

Chew it ... don't swallow

[silverdoctor]

Originally Posted by bb356

Chew it ... don't swallow

Thanks, got rye up my nose now. lol

[bb356]

Originally Posted by silverdoctor

Thanks, got rye up my nose now. lol

[sakogreywolf]

Originally Posted by Blastoff

He's a grain buyer for UGG

Originally Posted by KBF

Well at least now I know that he has a clue about it and doesnt sit in an office chair 40 stories off the ground in Edmonton.

I think/hope blastoff is yanking our chain......UGG became defunct in 2001.

[hillbillyreefer]

Originally Posted by silverdoctor

never going to your place for supper

It will be served around 6pm.

[crownb]

Originally Posted by hillbillyreefer

Slow cooked and pulled, I just finished rubbing my meat for tomorrow's feast!

Gonna need some buns, probably too soon for this springs wheat to be hitting store shelves, I'll take my chances.

Hogs were better slopped and rolling in mud than they are today.

My hogs are all raised outside from start to finish, they are not force fed in the dark, it takes them 8-9 months to finish instead of 6, but SO tasty!!! You

[hillbillyreefer]

They aren't force fed or in the dark inside barns either, that's a myth.

But like I said outside rolling in the mud, eating whatever they find makes for a tastier hog.

I had 350sows at one time.

[gman1978]

I was texted that mouse picture a couple weeks ago and it said it was from Australia.

[Little red riding hood]

Originally Posted by Tfng

I'll be thrilled if my swathed wheat goes feed.

Most likely to be ground into chick starter and other feed mixes, bottom dollar stuff.

[crownb]

Originally Posted by hillbillyreefer

They aren't force fed or in the dark inside barns either, that's a myth.

But like I said outside rolling in the mud, eating whatever they find makes for a tastier hog.

I had 350sows at one time.

Well those feeder barns are pretty full, not much room to manoeuvre, we used the run 150 sows as well.

[covey ridge]

Originally Posted by gman1978

I was texted that mouse picture a couple weeks ago and it said it was from Australia.

Was it the same exact pic that Bushmaster posted?

[Bushmaster]

I think if you go back to the original post it says "supposedly taken in Sask."
I never claimed to know for sure.

[gman1978]

Originally Posted by covey ridge

Was it the same exact pic that Bushmaster posted?

Yup, it was. And like he said the pic was supposed to be from sask. When I got the pic it said it was supposed too be from Australia.

[4thredneck]

So many agricultural geniuses on here that don't have an actual clue about anything agriculture. The best is the only answer is to burn it, that's a good one. Some of you really need to get out more.

[covey ridge]

Originally Posted by gman1978

Yup, it was. And like he said the pic was supposed to be from sask. When I got the pic it said it was supposed too be from Australia.

Bushmaster said it was sent from a friend. I guess it was just one of those things meant to mushroom through the internet? Mission accomplished.

gman
Thank you for posting your alternative source.

[Dewey Cox]

A picture of dead mice makes 106 posts. (Counting this one)
Who'd have thought?

[bb356]

Originally Posted by Dewey Cox

A picture of dead mice makes 106 posts. (Counting this one)
Who'd have thought?

[covey ridge]

A good example how fake news seems to come to life.

[HunterDave]

Originally Posted by Dewey Cox

A picture of dead mice makes 106 posts. (Counting this one)
Who'd have thought?

109.

If you had swaths in the field you might have been more interested.

[boonie]

I'd be more worried about the chemicals sprayed on our crops than I would be about mice and deer poop.

[barsik]

Originally Posted by 4thredneck

So many agricultural geniuses on here that don't have an actual clue about anything agriculture. The best is the only answer is to burn it, that's a good one. Some of you really need to get out more.

my county will not issue burn permits in the spring. they released a memo which instructed people who had been issued permits to carefully assess the locations which were burned last winter for residual smoke or hot spots and make sure that these areas will not reignite later in the spring. fire hazard is very high once the undergrowth dries out.

[sakogreywolf]

Originally Posted by boonie

I'd be more worried about the chemicals sprayed on our crops than I would be about mice and deer poop.

They wouldn't worry me in the slightest.

[covey ridge]

Originally Posted by boonie

I'd be more worried about the chemicals sprayed on our crops than I would be about mice and deer poop.

I would be more worried about deer mouse pizz

[kenh]

Originally Posted by Bushrat

Every 20 pound bag of flour in the grocery store has a couple of mice ground up in it. I remember when the flour mill in the town I grew up burned, thousands of rats and mice poured out of that place for hours while it burned and were running across the road in front, by morning the road was a bloody carpet of squashed mice.

You won't find that anymore

[crownb]

Well about 16 inches of wet snow in the last week, what a disaster. The timeline is not good for harvesting and seeding the new crop.

[HunterDave]

Do you have a plan, crownb? I'm very interested in following what people are going to do.

[Sooner]

Originally Posted by crownb

Well about 16 inches of wet snow in the last week, what a disaster. The timeline is not good for harvesting and seeding the new crop.

My cousins ex farms by Wetaskiwin, his son was in visiting 2 weeks ago and I asked when can you go? They were thinking the next week. Then the snow came. I can't even imaging how wet the fields must be with a slow melt & rain mix like we had this last week. Hope our AO farmers get some warm winds to dry up them fields.

[crownb]

Originally Posted by HunterDave

Do you have a plan, crownb? I'm very interested in following what people are going to do.

Unfortunately no, the weather controls what we can do, every day that swath sits soaked the value of the canola decreases. I feel like it gonna be like 2 more weeks till we can get on the fields. The forecast looks cool till this weekend.

[cardshark]

It's going to be a smoky spring in Alberta.

[Bigwoodsman]

Originally Posted by Sooner

My cousins ex farms by Wetaskiwin, his son was in visiting 2 weeks ago and I asked when can you go? They were thinking the next week. Then the snow came. I can't even imaging how wet the fields must be with a slow melt & rain mix like we had this last week. Hope our AO farmers get some warm winds to dry up them fields.

x a gazillion!

BW