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You need snowmobiles. A joy to ride. But not as maneuverable.
We're in the high desert. Really only get enough snow to ride them about every 3-4 years. There's definitely years that one would be useful though.
You need snowmobiles. A joy to ride. But not as maneuverable.
We're in the high desert. Really only get enough snow to ride them about every 3-4 years. There's definitely years that one would be useful though.
We're in the high desert. Really only get enough snow to ride them about every 3-4 years. There's definitely years that one would be useful though.
That thing went out on ours and JD wants $750 for a new one. Pretty stupid what they can charge for parts.Had an electronic actuator installed for tilt bed
Oh, this isn’t a John Deere. It was 1k option so if it goes out I can either put the manual one back in or replace. Enjoying it for now.That thing went out on ours and JD wants $750 for a new one. Pretty stupid what they can charge for parts.
Thanks. Wife has plans for butter, cheese, yogurt/kefir, ice cream etc. We'll can/freeze some, give some away, feed some to chickens, and obviously drink a lot. I live in a state where Raw Milk is legal to sell (with restrictions) and incredibly hard to find. If things go well we may end up selling some as there is demand but no supply. We're pretty focused on generating nutritionally dense foods and raw milk is perfect in that context.
EDIT: We'll be calvesharing as well so we won't really be milking more than we need at any given time.
Thanks. Wife has plans for butter, cheese, yogurt/kefir, ice cream etc. We'll can/freeze some, give some away, feed some to chickens, and obviously drink a lot. I live in a state where Raw Milk is legal to sell (with restrictions) and incredibly hard to find. If things go well we may end up selling some as there is demand but no supply. We're pretty focused on generating nutritionally dense foods and raw milk is perfect in that context.
EDIT: We'll be calvesharing as well so we won't really be milking more than we need at any given time.
That makes a lot of sense to me. Trying to find it around my area has been very difficult. Its legal where I live, but nobody does it.There's a pretty good black market for raw milk in some areas as well and people will pay $8-$12 a gallon for it.
What was annoying about irrigation? I’m about to do irrigation on my property - I’ll have someone do the initial irrigation for landscaping around the house. My plan is once I figure out my garden/fruit tree layout I’ll do that irrigation myself.. I thinkAs someone who's hitting year 4 on a hobby farm, plan on everything being at least 3-4x more difficult and full of bullshit than original estimates. Dealing with fencing is much easier than we expected, dealing with irrigation is much harder. My advice is to start slow and small. Enjoy the property and be careful you don't turn it into an enemy you hate.
We do chickens, goats, roping cattle for the team ropers to practice with in our arena and just put in four 4x120 ft rows for flowers/vegetables and plan do double this every year for the next few years.
OSB?That's pretty cool but I think they need to put some kind of siding on it or that osb is going to disintegrate in the weather. If you don't want siding it would be better to use board and batten than OSB or plywood out in the weather.
Oriented Strand Board. What is all over the outside of that structure. Has a reputation for falling apart when it gets wet.OSB?
That's pretty cool but I think they need to put some kind of siding on it or that osb is going to disintegrate in the weather. If you don't want siding it would be better to use board and batten than OSB or plywood out in the weather.
Oriented Strand Board. What is all over the outside of that structure. Has a reputation for falling apart when it gets wet.