@RobertRasmus2@FDGenetics That is no Huffy and probably way too nice to hang on a swather. Good luck finding a mount. Is it set up as a gravel bike? No way, I could ride on our country roads. Protect the Cervelo
@AgMachineSol @dejaoftexass Come over anytime and you can watch horses do that and more at the water tank. Sometimes they like to stand in the tank and slop around too.
@gecffmn My family has been putting together horse hitches for 70 years. That horse wasn’t down and thrashing, just unhook it from the wagon. Also, someone needs to head the off horse from walking forward.
@BarstoolILL Why would an Ivy League university use center justified text in a public apology? This is typed liked 5th grader writing during poetry month.
@gavin_spoor As a grower of non gmo soybeans too, I hope you don’t get a cold, wet rainy weather after planting. I have seen a significant decrease in population from that concentration. Authority and Sencor together is hard for beans to grow through under conditions.
@emondhinkFH05@todmeisner I am with Eric on this one. Wear the suit, and wear the dress shoes. I am tired of seeing coaches look like they are going out to mow the lawn. It is their job. If you look classy, you will be classy.
@MaizeingPete We grow seed for both Bayer and Corteva. My Xtend beans yielded better but had more Waterhemp escapes. My Enlist beans were cleaner and yielded 5 bu less. By cleaner, I mean a significant difference in weed escapes. Sorry this doesn’t help you with your decision.
Now that I’ve watched every Big Ten basketball team, I’m ready for a first Power Ranking (spoiler, it will not follow the AP)
1. Ohio St
2. Illinois
3. Indiana
4. Oregon
5. Purdue
6. Michigan St
7. Maryland
8. Michigan
9. UCLA
10. Rutgers
11. Iowa
12. USC
13. Penn St
@corn_porkNbeans In central Illinois, thousands of acres of anhydrous ammonium has been applied. Several different coops are pulling wagons everywhere. I think, I will wait until spring too.
@CaryKelly11 Do you think it has anything to do with light? We are exposed to greater and more frequent hours of light. If I want to cycle my mares earlier in the season, I leave the barn lights on starting in October. My mares will cycle in January. Mares in the wild won’t cycle until April