Farm Help

Wrestling your project around on the ground is rarely practical and trying to hold something large like a door or a sheet of plywood while sawing is dangerous. Makeshift platforms are often flimsy or uneven. A cheap and simple solution to this problem is a good set of sawhorses.

The owner plays a vital role in the overall health of the horse. They are solely responsible for their diet and the nutrition of the animal. The wild horse roams the countryside to find what he needs, but domestic horses are confined to pastures or stalls. If the pastures aren’t adequate the horse suffers, so the owner needs to have a basic knowledge of what the horse needs.

"The cows are feeding themselves and spreading manure," said Mike Meyer, Monett, Mo.

As 130 producers and program sponsors from Arkansas, southwest Missouri, northeast Oklahoma and Texas convened for the 13th annual Quality Forage Bermuda Hay program, a common topic was the impact of fertilizer prices and weather.

Farming has long been known as the ‘backbone’ of America. But the anti-animal agriculture activists have put a strain on the beef industry.

It was a terrific but deadly lightning show when massive bolts of energy lit up the skies in a dramatic storm a few days before Labor Day in 2010. Forty head of cows huddled in the open on Noel and Wendal Rogers’ farm near Rogersville, Mo. The next morning singed hair on five dead cows and heifers told the story.

Farming has long been known as the ‘backbone’ of America. But the anti-animal agriculture activists have put a strain on the beef industry.

"The cows are feeding themselves and spreading manure," said Mike Meyer, Monett, Mo.

In the world today, technology has grown by leaps and bounds. This is true in all aspects of daily life for almost everyone. Yes, even the cattle producers are learning to use the benefits of this technology.

It was a terrific but deadly lightning show when massive bolts of energy lit up the skies in a dramatic storm a few days before Labor Day in 2010. Forty head of cows huddled in the open on Noel and Wendal Rogers’ farm near Rogersville, Mo. The next morning singed hair on five dead cows and heifers told the story.