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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostLong term or short term?
How are crops in your area, seems like you must be overdue for a good year?
Crops in our area are as good as they have ever been, but starting to drown now. If rain gives us a reprieve, we will be fine. Flea beetles were having their way with the canola early on, but sprayed for them, and now it is raining, so canola growing through them. Lots of dugouts got a much needed recharge these last few weeks.
Fencing is slow between rains. And so is spraying. But I will take this over what looked like another drought not even a month ago.Last edited by flea beetle; Jun 24, 2022, 11:27.
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Originally posted by flea beetle View PostWas thinking short term. But don’t have the guts to do it lol. Still have some canola and wheat with Macdon’s price tag on them. Whether that comes to fruition or not remains to be seen.
Crops in our area are as good as they have ever been, but starting to drown now. If rain gives us a reprieve, we will be fine. Lots of dugouts got a much needed recharge these last few weeks.
Fencing is slow between rains. And so is spraying. But I will take this over what looked like another drought not even a month ago.
Bison fencing I presume?
How is that endeavor going?Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Jun 24, 2022, 11:29.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostBison fencing I presume? How is that endeavor going?
Animals are fairly cheap now, but fencing making up for those savings😜
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Originally posted by flea beetle View PostYes bison fencing. Pretty well committed at this point. Bought handling facilities, panels, and fencing for a half section. First 35 head should be here in the next week as long as the weather gives us a chance to get the wire up on the first section of pasture. (Turning older hay land and creek bottom into pasture)
Animals are fairly cheap now, but fencing making up for those savings😜
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Originally posted by woodland View PostWhat kind of fencing are you doing? Always interesting to see how others do it.
Interior cross fence will be 5’ bison wire(page wire basically). Haven’t got to the interior fencing yet.
Interestingly enough, at the time, steel posts were cheaper than wood posts.
I will try snap a few pics next time I am out there…has to dry up a bit!Last edited by flea beetle; Jun 24, 2022, 19:55.
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Originally posted by flea beetle View PostYes bison fencing. Pretty well committed at this point. Bought handling facilities, panels, and fencing for a half section. First 35 head should be here in the next week as long as the weather gives us a chance to get the wire up on the first section of pasture. (Turning older hay land and creek bottom into pasture)
Animals are fairly cheap now, but fencing making up for those savings😜
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Originally posted by caseih View PostBison is really good meat!
Looking to set up a farm direct marketing gig, or storefront, or both. Possibly get into stores and restaurants like sheepwheat is doing with his sheep as well.Last edited by flea beetle; Jun 25, 2022, 11:47.
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