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Thanks again Michael. Kids are in love already.

The steffes group is another auction company. They advertise that their free app has a search function to see what your items are worth based on their previous auctions also.

Could always call a bigiron rep and they will list it on their online auction. I think they get 8 or 9 percent commission but a lot of people will see your listings.

I will have to see if I can talk the wife into it. Won't be hard to convince the 3 kiddos.

Where are you located? Any pictures?

Some of mine are probably pushing 9 feet now. They only really messed with them when they were smaller. I put 6 foot diameter cages on them and took cages off each tree as they outgrew the cages. So far they have left the trees alone after they outgrew the cages. Replanted more from rubbing than...

I have Norway spruce as one of the rows for the windbreak by my house. They have been planted here 5 years or so. They seem pretty hardy, but the bucks seem to love to rub them. I had to cage them to protect them. And I am not in a high deer density area. Just my two cents.

What about forming an LLC?

Not sure on the labels but I know a lot of guys fly cover crops of rye on their corn in August or September after spraying some version of this. And last year I sprayed a different version of this on a failed corn plot and planted brassicas on the failed portion and they did great. I should have...

On our commercial corn we do a one pass with acuron as an early post pass. This year we are using acuron gt and adding a quart of liquid atrazine. With this program we have spotless fields. Most fields are a one pass field cultivator ahead of planting but a couple fields are no till and they are...

Looks like it is supposed to be income generating. I always thought that was how it is supposed to be also but I don't know that it is enforced very often. This was a screenshot from the dnr website.

One problem I have been having is with my phone when I try to reply to someone's message so it quotes their message, it won't let me type below the quote box. It's like it hit enter 20 times after the quote. Always used to work fine. Seems to be a fairly recent problem. Not sure if it's just me...

Some rows and then plan on some smaller clumps. I will have to see how many I have left after I make the rows I want to make.

Going to get some tree planting started this spring in our pasture. I ordered 500 cedar plugs for screens and sporadic cover. Virtually zero cedars on the property right now. I got the email that said they will ship March 15th. That seems early to me like maybe ground too frozen to plant trees...

They can take a long time to emerge but doesn't seem to hurt them to stay in the ground a long time like corn.

I can't give you a temp, but here we look for 50 degrees for corn and guys will plant beans before that so maybe 45? I will add that if you are planting beans early it would be a good idea to use treated seed. We plant channel for corn and soybeans both.

If the laws changed to where you couldn't mow it down, these people would still find a way to do the same thing. What's the difference between mowing it and combining it with the sieve and chaffer closed so all the grain is blown out the back. Or "accidently" leaving the rock trap door open or...

My 3.5 ecoboost was older, a 2013. It soured me on that engine. I won't have another. Put a turbo in it at 70k miles. Heard after the fact that gravel dust can make them go bad. Had constant trouble the the front hub actuators on it. Also some of the time if you put it to the floor, it would...

I agree with Rob. I actually bought another tractor and planter this winter so we can plant corn and beans at the same time. The past several years a lot of guys have started beans first if the ground is fit but soil is not warm enough for corn. Pretty consistent yield bump.

No squirrels in my yard or chipmunks. Do have ground squirrels, but I don't think they will be an issue if off the ground a foot or 2. Have lots of used telephone poles that I can cut to get them off the ground. One source I saw said you could stratify acorns in them but I would think that would...