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flying belgian
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Played games with Granddaughters, fed all animals and bedded some, ground feed and rebuilt chicken waterer. Note, I listed mine in order of importance.
Andy Martin
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Fed herd, hayed steers in feedlot, made two loaves of banana nut bread. Enjoying over an inch of rain with more on the way. Need to get in the shop and do some repairs instead of being here!
Fed the cows and gave them some mulch hay for bedding as its so muddy out in the pasture, fed the horses and visit with then for a little while, fed chickens and brought in firewood, Worst job of the day was pitching hayledge out of my friends silo. That job sucks. Lol
Now I'm watching horse racing.
Now I'm watching horse racing.
Pair-a-dice farm
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Fed cattle and fixed fence where the wind blew down a tree. It's muddy as he77. I pulled out a cow that had got hung up in the mud.
parisspringstom
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fed sons dog as he is out of town. Threw some hay bales to the cow so they could eat good before we get the big rainstorm in Missouri. Water running over the road now.
CenTex Farmall
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Ok, I had to laugh at this one!
Bruce from Can.
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- Location
- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
Milked some cows and related chores . Then went out and ploughed.
Traditional Farmer
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- Location
- Virginia
Sea of mud,got the Oliver 1365 4WD back just in time to use it to feed with,if this keeps up I might even fire up "The Tank" (Oliver 1450 4WD) to help out.
Brown Swiss
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It was a sheety, day put new chutes on the barn cleaner, turned it on and went 6 or 8 inches and jumped and stopped! I see when I loosened the bolts for the hold down that comes out of the barn, it dropped down some then the chain caught it and broke it, going to weld it tomorrow!
notjustair
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Fed all of the snimals and slopped in the mud. Three weeks ago a sow died farrowing. There were two live pigglets and seven dead. I saved the two against my better judgement. I have two little buddies now that act like the dogs. They will still taste good. That's the mark of a farmer - being able to separate work and emotional attachments. You have to identify what makes financial sense. I'm not mending any wings, though. The dogs get those as snacks.
Got the old gal up, had her feed the hogs while I fed the bees. Pulled out the feed truck that got stuck-they sent out the wrong truck, driver could not get it backed into the barn. Carried in wood while she fixed a really great dinner. Drove over to see if they got done which the tractor, watched a little TV. Will get to spend time with kids next weekend. Hogs are looking good.
Tom OConnor
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Helped my wife prepare tomorrows dinner as we are celebrating Christmas tomorrow to work around my wife's sister's chemo treatment. She gets another treatment monday morning so we are taking dinner to them in Grand Rapids (100 miles west) area. I love to cook when I have someone to cook for but when there is just the two of us it seems that we are good at making reservations. This is one of my favorite seasons with the special Church services, decorations and music. I so appreciate the talent of other people.
Josh-nhihguy
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Got up at 7, checked out the fresh 7+ inches of snow that was in the way of progress. Went to town bought hundreds of dollars worth of groceries in preparation of the next 12" snow fall coming on Monday/Tuesday. Scooped deck and driveway, scooped father's driveway. Swept snow off the 4 grain trailer tarps. Fed calves, visited with neighbors who stopped by, went to friend's house and helped with his chores, fixed his fence, fed another neighbors cows because be was tied up hauling manure, visited with other neighbors afterwards. Christmas tomorrow; barley pops deserved.
Cheers, my friends
Josh
Cheers, my friends
Josh
J.Wondergem
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- Location
- Rockford, Mi.
LOL. That's about right.
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