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Anyone looking for a set of dorper ewe lambs ready to breed? Located in Eastern ND
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Luke Ressler
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Jesus said “I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me-just as the Father knows me and I know the Father-and I lay down my life for the sheep.”
John 10:14-15 NIV
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Luke Ressler 리트윗함
Luke Ressler 리트윗함
@ndrockfarmer @silvopasturist @blake_vince @riley_sides You can send them down to me, Greg. I’ll custom feed them for you.
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@silvopasturist @blake_vince @riley_sides I would love to get in a livestock rotation where after harvest I can just send them off, so I don’t have to overwinter them
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Farmers just don’t like making money. It’s easier to whine🤷🏼♂️🤠
Scott Roesch@roesch_scott
Volunteer wheat big enough for calves to be turned out…but will all be sprayed in the name of raising more bushels.
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How much is custom spraying in your area if you supply the water and chemical, and all the custom guy supplies is the machine work?
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Added a few more bee hives this year. We got lucky and our hives from last year survived the winter. The bees will be busy pollinating sunflowers, flax and alfalfa this growing season. Hopefully making lots of honey as well! #pollinators #bees #soilhealth
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@RickBieber81 @JoshJohnso78869 @FredVLarsen Rick, have you had any issues with wheat streak mosaic virus in the winter wheat when you plant it early in the fall with the multi species cover crop?
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@JoshJohnso78869 @FredVLarsen We’ve never grazed in fall. However if we’re short of area to park pairs before summer grass, we’ve dumped pairs out onto the awakening winter wht w/removed about the 3rd leave stage. No difference in yield compared to stuff ungrazed
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What happens if you plant ultra early (1st Aug) of winter wheat. Let’s talk #BYDV and other fun stuff. #biannualcereal
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Rye cover crop was seeded in late November. Was surprised to see it up and growing this spring after the open winter. Really nice seeding conditions for soybeans. #notill #covercrops #soilarmor
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@Farmertom7 @gavin_spoor I do like how heavy they are. That’s why I went with the I&J. We were very wet last spring so I couldn’t get the crop crimped at the proper timing. Good learning experience. Will keep using it when I can. Learned not run it through wet spots. Not the funnest to clean mud out of
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@ResslerLuke @gavin_spoor Ive been rolling rye with a brillion cultimulcher which works well in the right conditions. Im starting to think it just has to be the right condition of crop for any roller to work properly. I and J looks well built but its damn crazy to spend roughly 1k / foot of roller
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Show me pictures of your cover crop crimpers
Pre plant or post plant? Tractor mounted? Planter mounted?
Thinking I want to use one on some cereal rye, hairy vetch, and perennial rye/crimson clover next spring
Pic for attention, I like this setup
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@schrieferranch @blonglet Could but I would need more cows! He is 20-30 miles south of me. I’m sure a few of his neighbors that have cattle would work a little better.
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@blonglet @ResslerLuke Luke are you close enough to Ben to put a hot wire around his winter covers and graze it? It’d be a win win for both ya’ll!
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Planting soybeans into a great stand of rye. You can see the dirt blowing in the distance.
38mph wind gusts at the moment
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@embdenhaymaker I heard today there is one in the works for somewhere in Traill county too.
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A solar farm is in the works on arguably the best ground in Cass County North Dakota. May be a boon to local economy. But…… I do not support it one bit. There are countless other options on way less fertile ground. $$ talks and walks. Government corruption at its finest.
Rep. Mary Miller@RepMaryMiller
This week, I reintroduced the No Solar Panels on Fertile Farmland Act, to ban taxpayer funding of Chinese solar panels on America's prime farm ground. We must end the left's Green Bad Deal that puts fake environmental goals over food security!
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@ndrockfarmer @embdenhaymaker @robertlufkinmd The beef smell/ flavor all has to do with how well you render and strain it. The reason it works so well as a balm for your skin is the oils and nutrients in the fat around the kidneys is very similar to the natural oils on our skin.
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@embdenhaymaker @robertlufkinmd So those fats aren't beef flavored and why only those fats??
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Ok, Burger King and McDonalds, it's now your move to become healthier!
Meat Head@markeatsmeat
By the end of February 2025, all Steak n Shake locations will use 100% all-natural beef tallow. Here’s the press release: Steak n Shake announced today that it is moving forward with the use of 100% all-natural beef tallow in all its restaurants. Steak n Shake has long been famous for its shoestring fries – and it will now fry them in the best way possible. When fries were created centuries ago, they were made with tallow. "Our fries will now be cooked in an authentic way, 100% beef tallow, in order to achieve the highest quality and best taste," said Chris Ward, chief supply chain officer for Steak n Shake. Chief global development officer for Steak n Shake, Kristen Briede, stated: "The consumer wants the best and deserves the best. By adopting 100% beef tallow, Steak n Shake is delivering the best fries possible." prnewswire.com/news-releases/…
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@ndrockfarmer @natalie_kovarik @SteaknShake We render our own tallow and use for cooking so I’m not sure how much it costs to buy. It tastes great though. Elli makes tallow balm out of it too.
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@natalie_kovarik @SteaknShake How much is beef tallow?? I wanted to get some to try, other than a few way over priced Amazon hits I found nothing
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@agronomistag Awesome! Thank you for taking the time and searching for that.
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Mitch is doing some awesome stuff on his ranch. I think this is the best way to harvest corn and feed cows. Good lookin cattle too!
Mitch Dahl@mdahl85
@jarluh 1 acre/day 320 pairs. Roll out 10lbs/pair of alfalfa every other day and keep descent grass hay out free choice and free choice sodium bicarbonate. Started slow kept them full on hay the first few days. This was 150 bushel corn and I figure around $.95 pair/day including hay
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@agronomistag Haha Ain’t it funny how things change, yet stay the same!? Do you still have the presentation?
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@ResslerLuke My interview presentation for my current job was on grazing corn, from my work in Nebraska. I gave that talk in 1999. It was called sustainable back then, now it's regenerative. 🙂
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For ever since the world was created, people have seen the earth and sky. Through everything God made, they can clearly see his invisible qualities, his eternal power and divine nature. So they have no excuse for not knowing God. -Romans 1:20
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