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- Feb 2, 2021
Because I know shit all about farming, I always give them the benefit of the doubt about things, thinking they’ve at least like… read up on stuff, at the very least.Note well that it's October 31 and they're talking about expanding to a new place within the next couple months.
The dead of winter sounds like the most asstastic time to start up a new tranche. (Or tranchise, if you will.)
I feel dumb for stating this, but I feel like they don't understand that range management is a science with 150+ years of backing. When you drive past a field and there are 20 cows in that field, it's not that the rancher picked some ear tag numbers out of a hat and hey, now there are 20 cows out there. That rancher did actual math and used actual experience to figure out how many cows could be out there without beating the shit out of the field. Because for ranchers who own that land, raping the field this year means that next year's cows are going to suffer the consequences.
But these chucklefucks.
Hey, there's too many critters in Custer County, let's lease 5 acres in Boulder County and hope it all works out for the best!
Soil pH? That's just superstition!
Maybe there’s some reason why you would wash and remove newborn alpaca from their mother, I thought. Goes against every instinct in my non farmer body, but I guess there must be some reason they do things!










Not looking forward to the horses hooves rotting from the bog ground they end up with shortly.
On the plus side, at least horses are big enough to hurt them back, when they start fucking with them.
Maybe a starving one will take a punt on a bite of amhole
Goodbye Horses fr
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