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Posted by Don-Wi on June 08, 2007 at 23:35:31 from (70.224.233.162):
In Reply to: Re: slightly OT posted by Dave from MN on June 08, 2007 at 11:02:41:
We put 2 truck loads of gravel screenings on the corner of our barn where the cows had to walk through a 18-24" deep slurry of mud and the corner of the abrn was starting to crack because of the loss of support right there. That's been about 3-4 years ago and the barn hasn't moved another fraction of an inch that we can tell, and it's hard as concrete. The mud hole moved farther down the lane, but it wasn't as deep and as a mothers/fathers day gift I had 2 more loads trucked in this year. Now the girls udders are staying free of mud so far- really helps with the quality premium on the milk checks. Donovan from Wisconsin
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