Few pics

[malleefarmer]

R and M told old to be changing bearings



Sunset


Not my truck custom carrier 30,000 bushels each


Lupins


Just a random field shot

[Blaithin]

Neat shots. Looks nice and warm in that sunset photo.

Brisk morning here, still a little frosty on top. Just over 71,800 bushels in the photo.

[SASKFARMER]

Little snow to dig out after the sale.

[TASFarms]

Buying or selling?

[Partners]

Little snow to dig out after the sale.

Holy shit you have alot of snow.

[woodland]

Father has been cleaning up some brush piles. Beautiful day and nice clean piles so there shouldn’t be much left overs.



Brother and I have been getting the corrals ready to load out yearlings next week. The prices were only off about a dime from last year which is a lot better than I was expecting. Hopefully we can make it up next year..........

[rumrocks]

Woodland,
Don't know much about fire and poplars, but in the summer when a fire roars through, do the poplars survive or do they die.

[woodland]

Woodland,
Don't know much about fire and poplars, but in the summer when a fire roars through, do the poplars survive or do they die.

I’m pretty sure the poplars around here would survive a nuclear holocaust. We’re normally quite wet so runaway fires aren’t much of a concern or common. You can shave them off at ground level and they’ll sucker back thicker than quackgrass in a manure pile. Only yellow iron, a complete douse of tordon, or constant abuse from cows seem put a lid on them.

They are a persistent nemesis of mine.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Woodland,
Don't know much about fire and poplars, but in the summer when a fire roars through, do the poplars survive or do they die.

I'm almost certain that poplars are fire proof. At least it seems that way when burning brush piles.

[rumrocks]