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Real estate agents will try to sell you that bill of goods, but do the math first to see if it's realistic. If there isn't much of a need, don't create the supply.

Switch up their job duties if you can. Doing the same thing month in and month out can be monotonous after awhile. Maybe creating a "Bring you child to work day" for the parents would help as well.

I would imagine grad-dad would follow the sale if it followed the previous sale. You know, when you bought it. I'm sure any insurance you may have is more expensive than typical?

You have to get inside of it all and see where it's stuck. Only then will you know if it's fixable. Clean everything first though. It might be as simple as that.

............Give this a listen. So God Made A Farmer Found this on You Tube a few days ago and thought I would share it with everyone here. The late, great Paul Harvey narrates this tribute that everyone should listen to at least once.

Tax time is right around the corner. Spring break for the kids is in full swing in much of the country. The bills keep coming, the revenues seem to be decreasing and the damn weather just doesn't want to cooperate. These are just a few of the problems we face, and sometimes......when it rains...

How much of a problem do you think it would impose? Say you have 100 acres that you grow corn on and 30 of it is in anther state?

Right now its mild. I personally think there has been a bit more rain than usual but the weather man disagrees. All in all though, it's nice.

So, everyone here who wants to chime in...….what is your personal definition of either or both terms? We hear so much about them but without any clear definitions.

What would happen if the Corona virus becomes such an issue in China that the agriculture portion of their business and economy could no longer function on a global scale? What do you think the worst case scenario would look like?

There should be a plug on the bottom of the radiator. Take that off and drain the liquid out. You should also flush that and the hoses out with water to clean the entire system. Other wise, the leftover mixture will keep circulating through the system.

Chip it off with a Skil Saw with a concrete blade attached. If you get 95% off that way you can manually chip off the remainder.

Does anyone here feel that the small towns in America are slowly dying off? This recently has been John Mellencamp's reason for endorsing Michael Bloomberg. I never really saw this in my experiences, so has anyone here seen this?

I haven't tried that method yet, but by all accounts it does work. In my case though, I would need 10 pounds of that stuff, easily, to take care of the weed problem I have. So the next question could be.......can you buy it in bulk?

Does anyone think this will pose a problem in years to come? I know states all have their own laws and regulations when it comes to foreign investors and farmland, but do you think the rules are strict enough in order to keep this money "in-house"?

I like what they're doing, but I read no mention of pesticides, insecticides, etc.... Someone really needs to crack down on the likes of Monsanto, Bayer, etc... and make sure that their product both keeps the pest problem to a minimum and is safe for the rest of the environment. Just A Little...

My plan is to be a buyer, not a vendor. ;) Booths that catch my eye are the ones as professionally done as needed for the product they're selling. The higher $ end the product, the more professional it should be. IMO.

Are you serious? Do you keep your feed in a sandbox? These types of questions should be flagged as spam and I for one aren't going to answer them. Quality counts for a lot when discussing this subject online.

During the winter months, a lot of farmers have down time they use to mend fences, do upkeep on their structures, take inventory of what they have, etc.... So don't forget that this is also a good time to test your water for contaminants. Most local extension offices do this as well as other...

Good luck finding an app like that that's local without ads. Any app like that that doesn't have ads will cost you. Try the NOAA site. They might have something like that.