My job was to follow and drive where the fertilizer ended, sometimes I was off and got a few pellets in the ranger. This is a dry crossing that takes the pond over flow down to the creek.
The horses did not like the spreader!
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Fertilizer Day
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Yep, it adds up to a new car quite quickly! We fertilized the winter wheat field just before a good rain. Talk about growin'!!!
Have a super evening Gail!!!
you don't think about all those things when you don't live on a farm.
So this is where the saying 'high tailing it' comes from? (love your Son and Mother photo:)
Spreading the love, aren't you? I hope your next rain is just a gentle spring rain--nothing wild.
Do you have to purchase all of your fertilizer, or does some of it come from your own animals?
That is one BIG hopper!
I remember my father spreading fertilizer by hand from a sort of canvas tray thing held in place by straps over his shoulders.No time for such slow methods now!
We are working hard for the day when we can have our own farm - if not for business, then at least for hobby and the good feeling that comes with it. I grew up on a semi-farm, and I want my family to do the same. Plant and Garden Blog
Who knew that poop costs to much moola?
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