It will be another month or two before we see tomato plants here. I started my seeds the other day.I am buying tomatoes at Costco. They had nice plants there today.
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It will be another month or two before we see tomato plants here. I started my seeds the other day.I am buying tomatoes at Costco. They had nice plants there today.
Thank you. I've had this one up for close to two years now. This was when she was a heifer and expecting her first calf in a few months. She's since had him (Sept of 2018) and after having slipped a calf last summer is now due the end of July. She's amazing. I'll be milking her this time around. We bought her half sister who is a shortie (chondro carrier) last winter. She has a 9 month old calf at her side and is due with her next in early July. She came trained to milk, but was quite kicky when she freshened last summer, so being pregnant, I chose to not to milk her. She (Gracie) came from a big herd, so she has all the cow personality. Gabby(avatar photo) came to us at 8 months. She has spent her days with my senior horse and for the most part thinks she is a horse. She doesn't use her head to move things like cows do, and overall is easier to work around. Never offered to kick. Just a lovely girl. Hoping for a few heifers this time around. We utilize rotational grazing, so all of our cattle are halter trained and gentle.Is that a new Avatar? Nice looking cow
Thank you. I've had this one up for close to two years now. This was when she was a heifer and expecting her first calf in a few months. She's since had him (Sept of 2018) and after having slipped a calf last summer is now due the end of July. She's amazing. I'll be milking her this time around. We bought her half sister who is a shortie (chondro carrier) last winter. She has a 9 month old calf at her side and is due with her next in early July. She came trained to milk, but was quite kicky when she freshened last summer, so being pregnant, I chose to not to milk her. She (Gracie) came from a big herd, so she has all the cow personality. Gabby(avatar photo) came to us at 8 months. She has spent her days with my senior horse and for the most part thinks she is a horse. She doesn't use her head to move things like cows do, and overall is easier to work around. Never offered to kick. Just a lovely girl. Hoping for a few heifers this time around. We utilize rotational grazing, so all of our cattle are halter trained and gentle.
It will be another month or two before we see tomato plants here. I started my seeds the other day.
I do.You really start them from seeds?
Me, too, for the most part and we hedge our bets with a few bought plants. The bank usually has a customer appreciation day the first Saturday in May and they pass out tomato plants, but this year, they may end up canceling that, depending on how this CV thing plays out. We have to learn to start our own seeds if we never have, just in case, is my personal feeling.I do.![]()