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What do you guys find most useful day to day? Thinking about a rock grapple to move trees and pile up. It "looks" like a flat bottom grapple would allow more material to be moved, but I've never used either. Something like in the pic is what I'm thinking.. Or, is there something else that...

Pretty good show. The comments about how no one thought land prices could go down made me think about the thread on here about land prices......

Have all the re enrollments been for 10 years ? Do they offer a15yr on the re enroll?

It won't matter much this time, as it'll be the first reenrollment, and when it's time to re enroll next time, I'll have forgotten... But I'll make a note of it in my file to ask them to check. Thx!

I don't recall everything we planted, but after 15 years some are 10' tall, maybe taller. I remember seeing red bud, and evergreens (volunteer) in there this spring, and in our tree plantings I usually included walnut, oaks, etc.

I'm waiting to hear back from my FSA office. They too are short handed. When I called Tuesday they said they just found out about the signup themselves and were having meetings that day to understand the criteria. I emailed them the 3 contracts I wanted to re-enroll. One thing that might be...

Curious to what brands you were considering and what made New Holland come out on top? I'm "trying" not to buy a new tractor but the urge just won't go away....

Where does someone put the sludge taken out? Just make a pile somewhere?

So, do you now let it dry out for a couple years then dredge? How do you keep the mud from being a midge breeding ground until it's redone? I have 3 ponds like this. I use 2 for minnow ponds now but they are 5-6' deep.

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Thanks for the report back. I too am looking for the next best tire sealant for my skidsteer. I couldn't figure out if I needed the 1500 or the 2500. The 1500 is a lot cheaper for sure. I also wondered about the shelf life.....

New car is in, ready to part with the 2008 4Runner. Listed now for $11,800, $11,300 is what I need to get for it. Better pics here: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4046530995618363

For poly tape, I used an old hose reel setup on a stand..... Wire I hand wrapped but it does get tangled.....

Great vehicle for farm, college kid, etc. V6 engine. This is a 4wd, one family owned vehicle, 141k miles, everything works except the tire pressure sensor batteries are shot. Regular maintenance, good tires, wife just decided she's ready for a new one. Daughter bought it new. We bought it from...

The fact that someone else will buy it has no bearing on the way I make my decisions. The same can be true of anything for sale in this world, why would you base your decision based on what someone else would do? Don't let FOMO drive your decision.... I'm not looking to buy land right now. I...

I've done the same, BUT, that was when land returned 5% and loan rates about the same. This market is not like then, Returns are 2-2.5% and loans are what 7-8% ?... Makes a big difference.

I saw a report yesterday that said 60% of Americans are invested in the stock market. I would have guessed more. I personally have not substantially been in the market since 2008/09... Yep, missed out on a lot of upside for sure.... Thinking about jumping in with some dollars. I know you can't...

Wonder what land prices will do after today. Many folks feel rich when looking at their 401k's in the *stock market. Today's *stock market might temper that a little. full article...

Hiring a dozer is almost always cheaper for any quantity of tree clearing imo. They all come with their own set of "after" problems, whether it be chips, mulch, berms of dirt/trees, stumps (if shearing/brush hogging), decks (if pulling), etc. I always lean towards a dozer for cost effectiveness. .02

I like using the rope so the deer can see it easier, I also used to twist it to catch more wind so someone told me. They also say to get the deer used to it, put some peanut butter on the rope in a few places so they get an understanding pretty quick. They'll knock it down a few times, but...