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AmberLops
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That looks a lot like it! Thank you
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AmberLops
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The rain finally stopped today!
Tomorrow is supposed to be sunny and warm, but the night temp is 57...that's cold!
I'm sure the rabbits will be happy about the cooler nights.
Hope everyone has a great night!
Tomorrow is supposed to be sunny and warm, but the night temp is 57...that's cold!
I'm sure the rabbits will be happy about the cooler nights.
Hope everyone has a great night!
B&B Happy goats
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The rain finally stopped today!
Tomorrow is supposed to be sunny and warm, but the night temp is 57...that's cold!
I'm sure the rabbits will be happy about the cooler nights.
Hope everyone has a great night!
A dry day for you
Baymule
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We got an inch of rain yesterday! The dust is settled, grass got a drink. There are green fields around here and dry brown scorched fields. It is easy to see which fields have humus in them and which ones don't. Over grazed and properly rotated-sure makes a difference. I've been watering m two little patches of Bermuda grass--that the sheep don't want to eat. ![:\](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/side.png "side :\")
I am going to seed a mix of Bermuda and bahia next spring on our new ground. The horses love Bermuda. I need both grasses so I can have something to survive the summers here.
I am going to seed a mix of Bermuda and bahia next spring on our new ground. The horses love Bermuda. I need both grasses so I can have something to survive the summers here.- Thread starter
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AmberLops
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That's too bad. So far I haven't seen one lawn/pasture here with burnt grass...and I have no idea what kind of grass everyone has!We got an inch of rain yesterday! The dust is settled, grass got a drink. There are green fields around here and dry brown scorched fields. It is easy to see which fields have humus in them and which ones don't. Over grazed and properly rotated-sure makes a difference. I've been watering m two little patches of Bermuda grass--that the sheep don't want to eat.
Whatever it is, the heat doesn't bother it at all.
Why won't the sheep eat Bermuda?
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AmberLops
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Today was a good day for selling rabbits!
I sold an Angora to a guy who wants to breed him to his NZ meat rabbits....to make Lionheads
He sure thought it was a good idea...and I didn't tell him otherwise!
And I sold a Lop baby today too
Have a great night everyone!
If you're in the path of storms...stay safe
I sold an Angora to a guy who wants to breed him to his NZ meat rabbits....to make Lionheads
He sure thought it was a good idea...and I didn't tell him otherwise!
And I sold a Lop baby today too
Have a great night everyone!
If you're in the path of storms...stay safe
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AmberLops
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Someone emailed me yesterday asking for pictures of Jessie's broken tort boy posing....
I wasn't expecting him to be good about it, but looks to me like he was born to be on the show table!
He's adorable
I wasn't expecting him to be good about it, but looks to me like he was born to be on the show table!
He's adorable
Baymule
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Why won't the sheep eat Bermuda?
Because they are sheep.
They like bahia, so in the spring I will seed the pipeline with bahia seed. The horses love Bermuda. The pastures will eventually wind up being a good mix of grasses. We had the horses 2 1/2 acre pasture forestry mulched, I'll plant Bermuda there. The sheep eat weeds. They love weeds. They will eat the Bermuda, but only after the weeds are gone.
Mike CHS
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If I want to force them to eat a paddock down I'll put up electric netting. I have found it easier and less hassle to put them in and let them have what they want. I can cut all of our paddocks fairly high in less than an hour so they always have fresh grass that they like.
