John Flowers

Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@sovernTranch But what if it’s profitable, and allows for a rural community to thrive

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@embdenhaymaker @rhofford So you’re getting like ~3,500 for a finished animal?

[Brent Krause @bl_ag_inc]

Livestock guys never can win

1) hardly ever get bailouts
2) when prices are good, govt floods supply with cheap imports

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@JeffMurphy10 @BrianMitchem3 Is some wheat indigestible?

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@Nebraskero How many grazes do you get out of it?

[Logan Pribbeno ✌️ @Nebraskero]

I believe you learn as much from gathering a forage sample as you do from the results.

[Sean McGrath @grassncows]

This made me happy…

[Untapped Growth⚔️👑⚔️ @untappedgrowth]

Here I fixed it for you

Grass is everywhere, needs mowing or land degrades, & only ruminants eat enough of it to do something with it

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@jarluh No-till organic?

[Reno Aces @Aces]

Tristin English loves the longball 💯
 
English's notches his 1️⃣3️⃣th home run of the season.

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@jdmdoubleoak Russ Wilson speaks highly of 3D fencing

[Reno Aces @Aces]

Back home for two weeks starting tomorrow 🎉

Purchase tickets ⬇️
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[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@jarluh Do you have a top down view that you could draw your cattle flow onto? Looking to upgrade my working areas soon and need ideas

[Reno Aces @Aces]

By Popular Demand: Tristin English Mic'd Up 🎤

[Milb Central @milb_central]

The Arizona Diamondbacks are promoting Tristin English to the Reno Aces (AAA). Congratulations Tristin!

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@TheFarmgineer Your “natural ground” is compacted. No-till is more than just neglected land and a fancy seed drill. Radishes are good for compacted ground similar to how tillage is good for compacted ground. However radishes won’t consume as much micro biome when easing that compaction.

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@jarluh Unimproved warm season paddocks. We are no-tilling oats, clover, and annual ryegrass. It’s extremely common down here to no-till into improved Bermuda used for hay. We just don’t have any improved Bermuda.

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@jarluh As soon as calving slows down, we get them on thick stockpiled fescue for breeding which buys us a little time until the oats are going strong. Fall moisture can vary significantly with tropical storms which can shift the timing. Sometimes we get December grazing on oats

[John Flowers @johnflowers15]

@jarluh We certainly don’t have it figured out yet, still tinkering. We are probably overstocked by 10-20%. We are transitioning from warm season stockpile to cool season annuals at that time. We also like to calve during hay feeding season because it’s easier to find calves.