I'm looking hard at putting the wheat into play for play pasture.
The folks in the Dakota's and places north are looking for wheat pasture for their cattle.
Neighbor did that last year, and said it paid off better than the wheat crop. What wheat is left is used for seed wheat next season if your not into coveted seeds.
I saw dozens of cattle haulers with northern tags pull into wheat fields in the last couple of years in November. Gone in March.
Payment is by weight gain from what I gather.
The folks in the Dakota's and places north are looking for wheat pasture for their cattle.
Neighbor did that last year, and said it paid off better than the wheat crop. What wheat is left is used for seed wheat next season if your not into coveted seeds.
I saw dozens of cattle haulers with northern tags pull into wheat fields in the last couple of years in November. Gone in March.
Payment is by weight gain from what I gather.
There's usually several local guys looking for wheat pasture as well.................another discovery today........army worms.
Passed through our area on the way home from New Mexico today. Saw a lot of spray planes in the air. I figured it was army worms. About that time of year.
Bunch of that goes on all around my area. But it's not Yankees. You can do a per head/time rate on pairs or gain rate on feeders. You keep watch on them mostly if they are not a local conditioning man.
If you decide to do it, i may be interested.
Cool. I'll keep that in mind.
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