! Stopped by my building Friday and stocked restrooms, gave them and the kitchen/break room a light going over, so I am home today!! Will be lighting the first fire in the wood stove shortly!
Some heavy bales....ours are about 50 lbs, hope you didn't get wet hay
Tell em I said Howdy, lol.
No rain on this hay. It's good quality grass hay, packed tight with 3 strings. I've fed big square bales before, but the problem is there is very little flat ground here and moving the large bales with my tractor is unsafe. My tractor is only a 70hp JD and I've tipped it over before. When the snow gets deep I haul the hay out in a sled behind my side by side which has tracks. Feeding up here is always a challenge when we get 6 feet of snow on the ground.
I get really nice three string Bermuda bales, 100# plus. Not from Texas!! You never know what you get in round bales around here!!
We get our hay locally, about 40 miles away. They put up probably 2,000 acres of hay, all irritated. So far I've never seen a weed in their hay. This spring I plan on planting about 20 acres in grass for hay. That will help supplement what we have to buy.
Hahaha, took me a minute to figure out "chicken bread" with "buggy" flour! I first read it thought mmmmm chicken bread, then the ah ha moment hit!!
and here I thought we had problems.....
I was wondering too but ok, figured it out LOLHahaha, took me a minute to figure out "chicken bread" with "buggy" flour! I first read it thought mmmmm chicken bread, then the ah ha moment hit!!
Several people I clean for save their old bread for my deer!
Several years ago I was looking buying a ranch that was being sold by the owners family. The owner was plowing snow one winter when his tractor slid off the bridge and landed on top of him in the river. Rollovers are a very real concern for me here. I've had my tractor on two wheels many times and it scares the crap out of me. Almost every winter I'll slide off the road and get stuck. My tractor is 4wd and every fall I chain all 4 wheels, and still get stuck.
Have had a nap. My hand (mostly my thumb) has been giving me a fit for weeks, wasn’t too bad a couple days ago, but right back at it today.
One of my cousins in Iowa died when she was mowing a ditch by her home and the tractor rolled over.
Turns out the front (the driveway) is almost barren of snow. I was looking out at the back deck earlier, where we have about 4 inches. Evidently the roads (and our driveway) were warm enough to melt the incoming snow, whereas the deck - several feet up in the air - did not benefit from the built up ground warmth. So all's I have to shovel is the back deck. Not a big deal. I did have to clear off the snow on top of the cars. That was just a brush-off (even though it was a couple of inches), no scraping of frost or ice required, so also easy to do.
I have arthritis at the base of both thumbs, the joints by the wrists and the joints closest to the hands. Wonder if that's what you have?? Makes it hard to do things and sometimes just hurts doing nothing!!Having a hard time warming up. Went to church, all repaired, not me, the church. I’m still broken.
Congradulations
I wonder myself how I get things done!! Like today, my hands, foot, and back are killing me!! Just took two Ibuprofen. I'm missing the pool, that really helps all the aches and pains!! On the good side, I JUST GOT DONE CLEANING MY CLOSET!!!
Organized, and some things leaving to be donated!! I'm always fatter by the end of summer....I drink more beer in the summer. 
So my jeans are organized by what fits now, and what will fit soon!
Congradulations!
Me too.
