mini backhoes

Forum  |  www.lawncafe.com | Apr 9, 2009

Going to start shopping for a minibackhoe for small jobs. Something for digging, minimal grading and spreading soil and stone. Any feedback on the Kubota BX24 would be appreciated.

http://www.lawncafe.com/showthread.php?s=c34eb2743fa597c9783c575d508b5c53&p=488263#post488263

LocalHarvest - Forum

Hi Everyone, I'd like to know how much acre of pasture land would be needed for x number of cattle/cows. PA/NY/NY region. Or.. if you have 5 acre what is the maximum number of cows allowed to have enough food for all them...grass feeding etc. Just trying to learn and find out things.

http://www.localharvest.org/forum/thread.jsp?forum=6&thread=461

Are there Scottish Beef Farmers on this Forum? - Talking Point Forum - FWispace

Forum  |  www.fwi.co.uk | Jul 7, 2003

How do finishers plan to source sufficient Scottish cattle to meet the new designation for the Specially Selected Scotch label? Do you think it may be too

http://www.fwi.co.uk/community/forums/are-there-scottish-beef-farmers-on-this-forum-2607.aspx

Simmentaler.org :: View topic - Hoe om die forum te gebruik

Nadat u ingeteken het, kliek op die forum wat u wil lees. n Lys sal verskyn van al die onderwerpe wat onder die spesifieke forum beskikbaar is.

http://www.simmentaler.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=6&sid=b477c1f8193876d53e86fe9ce2ec6407

BackYardChickens Forum / Bovine Chicken???

OK, I am working on setting up my chicken set-up and I was talking to someone and she said she had (what I thought I heard as) Bovine chickens....I have never heard of them, I can't find anything in searches about them...I am starting to think I heard her wrong.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=746491

abou27.com - agricultural forums :: View topic - Arc welding tutorial - the basics

This is meant to be an intro for those of you who are just picking up an arc welder for the first time. A bit of patience and practice and you ll find this to be an invaluable tool on your farm. I should probably do an article on safety first but I know you ll be keen to jump straight into it.

http://www.abou27.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=19

Re: broilers

Update, everyone! I was at an agricultural fair yesterday, and I saw SEVEN tumbler deep fryers ALL in operation. They were the most heavy duty fryers I've ever seen. One of them was tumble-frying six lambs in it.

http://forum.agriscape.com/?read=1987

American Ostrich Association :: View topic - New Jersey

Check out the AOA website for producers & suppliers. Fossil Farms is in NJ Go to the borwn buttons on the right side of the home page. Click on "ABout Ostrich", then "Ostrich Husbandry", then producers and/or suppliers.

http://www.ostriches.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=475&sid=e6c9b3e1853ec59d0cef90a63f3da73d

British Farming Forum - Print Page

Hello, I'm thinking of building a stand off pad - you know, with woodchips and all? Anyway, I'm thinking of covering at least half of mine. Some people think that if it's covered then it mightn't work properly as they say that the rain is needed to wash the dung into the woodchips.

http://farmingforum.co.uk/forum/YaBB.pl?action=print;num=1207339746

ThePigSite Discussion Forum - View Profile: Chunky

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