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That sounds crazy, where is this? What are the primary ag uses for the land? Roughly what would land rent be for ag use land? This is a big country but that sounds like a whole different world than here.

I've done it plenty, works good. In fact, I'm going to spread a couple hundred pounds of oats with one tomorrow.

I'm sure that'd work for spot spraying. I think you'd be ok without the surfactant or crop oil. The main concern is not to let the mairstail get too big. I'd spray asap.

Nope, you'd be safe. Just make sure you use around 20 gallons of water per acre and spray in the heat of the day. Liberty should nuke the marestail.

Are you open to picking up some liberty herbicide?

I posted the pictures to some fossil/bone experts and I'm told it's bison. It's not as cool as all the arrow heads you guys find but I still think it's neat.

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Yes, here it is eligible. This alfalfa seeding is actually part of an nrcs program. When I called the farm services office to get confirmation that alfalfa would be eligible for crop history, they not only confirmed that it was, they directed me to this nrcs program. The only stipulation is...

The main project I bought it for is I'm taking 15 acres of rough pasture ground and converting it into alfalfa (the ultimate goal is to get it eligible for CRP which would put it back to its natural state). I need to move and smooth a lot of dirt for this project. There are tons of applications...

I recently bought this old miskin 7 yard dirt scraper. It's capable of moving a small mountain of dirt a day with a decent tractor in front and it didn't cost much. This tree gator puller is another recent purchase I've been happy with. It's built like a tank and takes abuse like one. I've...

Great fishing too!

How far west in south Dakota? The south Dakota land in my neck of the woods (se) is cheaper for farm ground but higher for rough ground.

I have no inside information but I doubt this had anything to do with local landowners trying to protect deer. Deer hunters don't have that kind of pull with the governor. Iowa is run by big ag and i think that's where you will find the culprits. My guess would be farm bureau is likely one of...

Any tooth experts here? I was walking along a pond this morning (hoping to find an arrowhead) and spotted this. I had this pond built about 10ish years ago. This tooth would have been buried under several feet of dirt before that time. It's very heavy, possibly fossilized? My first thought...

I live in Sioux County, you are correct. Major livestock area and extremely expensive land. Feed lots, large dairies, and hog confinements are everywhere. I'm a contractor and it's a great place to be for that business, not so great for my land owning ambitions though. I own some land...

I'd be frustrated if I were you. "Good fences make good neighbors" comes to mind. I like the suggestions about knocking some posts in the ground to mark the boundary. I've done that on a couple properties where there is no fence to mark. It's just better if everyone knows where the line is.

What is getting your fawns typically?

Does the m150 seat fold up so you can stand close to the tree instead of sticking out?

What depth are you guys putting the structure at? I have a rebuilt pond that is slowly filling with all the rain we've been getting, and I'd like to throw some structure in.