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My question back to you so I can get context is: You mean as opposed to leaving them laying singly in the field? If that’s what you...

With natural gas you usually don't have to worry running low like you do with propane. With propane you need to worry about running low...

Perhaps because it was a Teen-sy amount?

And what gets polished by the hay is nice bright polished steel which will rust almost instantly when rained on.

2 bad things happen. The worst one is the on-board electronics/sensors can get wet and things can go haywire, like improper sensor...

only 14?

I did hear that 14 snow flakes were seen up in the Kewee yesterday. 🤔

Arly, the most of us are not ready for that subject. Just a few of you up there. Jon

I wonder if a soil sample (or a annual series) would help your argument for a hay cutting next season. I know the cut grass is feeding...

We have been with the same local agent and home owners insurances for years. At the last house and then this one. Bought the backhoe...

Years ago my son in Steamboat needed to borrow our 2005 Camry. He hd a friend needing a way back from Michigan. I had a local oil...

You can't beat that for service if they were able to come get it the day after a holiday. Keep us posted on the outcome.

I ran my gutters through a different pipe in the ground than my perimeter drain which was lower because of a partial inground basement...

The crazy one to me is haying on the side of the interstate. When I have been traveling I have noticed, in South Dakota specifically...

I would imagine tho they're a pain to mow around.