Manitoba canada
Joined August 2018
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I would say the past 3 days on the farm have been hell on earth….but at least if this were hell the cattle waterers wouldn’t freeze.
Even after a 12 hour night shift at HSC and 2 hour drive home, my fiancé had enough energy to move bale graze paddocks. Promised I’d order her supper if she didn’t keep me waiting to long.
#brrr
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Over the course of 3 days, scientists pumped 10 tons of cement into an abandoned ant hill. After weeks of digging, the colony’s intricate and impressive structure is revealed. This one [full video, from "Ants! Natures Secret Power": buff.ly/2ICATyB]
‘Drinkin beer with my girl combining at sunset’ will be the name of the first single off my debut country album
Looking for non-ag podcast recommendations. We aren’t 1/2 way done harvest and I’ve already hammered through my old favourites.
If you’re looking for something to kill time, these are great.
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Been noticing this more and more lately... any one else seeing a pattern here? hint: think about wind
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Just gonna leave this here then I’ll check back in after 27 holes of golf – at Benson No. 35, Saskatchewan
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Re: green-feed for cattle guys. Can somebody help connect the dots here?I can come up with thousands of acres of it. What needs to be done to link sellers with buyers? Right now it’s more profitable to take crop insurance and thresh 10 bushel wheat. While cattle will go hungry?
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Calling on all our crop friends out there!! The cow herd in Manitoba is in jeopardy. Let’s work together and find some feed sources. These critical feed sources will need to be realized in the next few months. #drought @MBGovAg @MBCooperator @BlainePedersen
Time to terminate my wild oat/millet “cover”. This should be the time for the vetch to take off…but with the heat, dry, grasshopper & now herbicide pressure, it’s in rough shape. Vetch always seems to surprise come harvest, but not ideal conditions to say the least.
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On this date in 1974, Lenny Randle was thrown behind, so he dropped a bunt down just to LEVEL the pitcher
