Recent content by Kusanar

Fun fact, Velociraptors were only about the size of a turkey. The ones in the movies are much too large and are actually probably Utah Raptors.

Not sure, it has been pretty dry out there. But my garden stays borderline wet. I have drip irrigation that turns on for 20 minutes 4 times a day which is a lot more than most people run it. I have heard that the eggs are in the bed it's self so they shouldn't be getting a lot of differences...

I'm getting my 2nd wave of hornworms. Only found 3-4 this spring, pulled about 10 off on Sunday.

Per google: Armenian cucumbers are popularly used raw in green leaf, chopped salads, and pasta salads. Their delicate flavor allows them to become a perfect textural component in sandwiches and sushi. They can be sliced lengthwise, widthwise, diced, and julienned. The Armenian cucumber can also...

I don't have sheep yet, but have done a lot of reading and it seems that wool sheep tend to be more grazers and eat mostly grass and grasslike things but then the hair sheep tend to be more goaty in their feeding and will do more eating bushes and trees along with the grass. Kind of interesting...

I have read about a method of sharing milk with the calf where you leave them together for 12 hours, then pull the calf off for 12 hours and then milk right before putting them back together so you still get plenty of milk. Depending on how much you need, it may only take a few hours for her to...

Glad my weeds can make you feel better. That was the intention, but still funny.

You should see it when they wade down in the pigweed patch, the big horses (15.3-16hh) barely show, the little guy (32") doesn't stand a chance down there.

Speaking of weeds.... This is my zucchini plant, the tomatoes are under the cattle panel arch to the left. My harvest yesterday, the zucchini is 10" long! Panoramic of the garden area, the black thing is a trash can, then the tomatoes are slightly to the right, then the small cleared...

It worked for me. I right clicked and told it to open in a new tab. Here it is unpackaged though: https://www.daff.gov.za/docs/Infopaks/organs.htm

Hey! Welcome! I'm in Roanoke but my farm is in Thaxton (Bedford county)

He looks so soft and squishy!!

I have no idea on if it will grow back or not, but, since there is now not a surface for the top one to touch, you need to keep an eye on that top tooth so that it does not overgrow and mess up his bite.

Ok, so all foundered horses have laminitis but not all horses that have laminitis will progress to foundering. Got it.

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