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GPS and SPRAYER

Started this discussion. Last reply by Christopher Hart Dec 23, 2011. 3 Replies

Soil probe

Started this discussion. Last reply by Dan Coffman Mar 25, 2011. 4 Replies

Fertilizer Plans for Spring??

Started this discussion. Last reply by Morgan McNeal Dec 10, 2010. 2 Replies

 

It's not a job.....It's a Lifestyle---Spring Brook Farm & Ranch

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Morgan McNeal replied to Ben Jones's discussion Seeding Smooth Brome
"no-till grass seeder "
May 29
Morgan McNeal left a comment for Brian Grossman
"Hey you still alive, None of the original guys have done any posting on here anymore, Where do you tend to do your farm chatting?"
Apr 8
Morgan McNeal replied to Ben Jones's discussion Seed dealership
"There is some good and bad to that. Good you have no competition from other dealers with the same brands. Ba, they may be brands that no one has heard of making it tough to move product."
Mar 18
Morgan McNeal replied to Casey L.'s discussion Considering round balers
"We had a hesston 5500 baler. It was old, but very simple, easy to fix. They take quite along time to wrap the twine though since you have to do it manually but it works and for only 200 to 300 bales it would be good enough. We finally traded that…"
Mar 11
Morgan McNeal replied to Ben Jones's discussion Seed dealership
"I work for a seed dealer, and it depends on what company you go with on how you get payed. We are a Syngenta dealer for Garst corn and NK soybeans and you only get payed based on sales volume and its pretty low. We make most of our money treating…"
Mar 11
Morgan McNeal replied to Jeff Caldwell's discussion USDA 'microloans' -- anybody use them?
"Yeah, i think experiences vary case by case. Ive had really good luck with them. I worked with them for the past 6 years. Ive gotten a land loan, and two equipment loans through them and besides the headache of paperwork its been a good…"
Feb 11
Morgan McNeal replied to Justin Hagedorn's discussion Disk Review
"I second Landoll. Heaviest disks built out there."
Feb 11
Morgan McNeal replied to Jeff Caldwell's discussion USDA 'microloans' -- anybody use them?
"I think its a great program. I received what you might call a microloan from FSA when i was 16. It was 5000 dollars and i used it to purchase some heifers. It worked out really well. I remember at the time they were begging me to get others…"
Feb 6

I am an Agronomist/Seed Salesman for Solomon Rapids Seed in Osborne and Beloit Ks. On the side i farm 400 acres and raise 30 head of cattle in hopes that one day i can achieve my goal of farming full time.

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Morgan McNeal's Blog

Gluten free diet

Posted on January 20, 2011 at 6:39pm 0 Comments

Is an article i ran across on MSN about how gluten freed diets are all the rage.http://health.msn.com/health-topics/digestive-health/heartburn-and-gerd/psg-articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100268225&gt1=31036

Bringing Urbanites and Country together

Posted on January 4, 2010 at 8:01pm 3 Comments

I have spent the past few hours scanning blogs and forums dealing anywhere from sustainable agriculture to very liberal ideas of all people should be on vegan diets, and we should stop the production of livestock, then on to livestock cruelty and etc. etc.



The biggest thing i have noticed while reading is they are what they are, they are just blogs, people on both sides of the issue who can say what they feel without having to take actual credit for what they say. No one knows who… Continue

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At 12:45am on July 4, 2011, Nick said…
I use to have the same theory about air, but every time I look at tilled ground after a rain its so compacted it scary, and everything ran off.....yet, go look at a no-till field or even CRP and its not the case. I do believe that guys with lots of heavier soils might enjoy tillage over no-till or strip-till, but here in our sandy plains, moisture is factor No.1.
At 10:55pm on February 6, 2011, Dave Kraeer said…
I don't blame you. I'd be real scared buying a tractor with that many hours on it.
At 12:41pm on February 4, 2011, Dave Kraeer said…
Hey, I just noticed your comment you left on my page back in November (which is sad I know). Did you end up doing anything on the 2-135 with 7900 hours?
At 11:57am on October 25, 2010, Dave Kraeer said…
Yeah thanks. I found it online at a dealer in east central Indiana. I can't wait to start square baling with it next year.
At 7:15am on June 28, 2010, gruuna_poland said…
Hallo Morgan, here is the german version of the article that you helped me to write:
http://blog.gruuna.com/entry/als-landwirt-im-sozialen-netzwerk/

Regards!
At 10:12pm on June 13, 2010, Anthony Adams said…
Hey Morgan, good to hear of another guy that got in the biz like I did. Sounds like you had a good start into business, let me tell ya one thing..those fancy machines are nice, but if you can find work with older machines you'll be way more money ahead by running them. Thanks for your comments!

We had an Inch and a half in one place was all so we might try a sample tomorrow, realistically it will be Tuesday I think. First off tomorrow, we have to go pull dads combine out lol. Had about 3 inches of rain where we were sitting there.

Hey, if you read High Plains Journal, you can keep up on the harvest here the next couple of weeks through Jennas' blog, as her and her family are here helping us out. Red and Green are fixing to coexist lol :) well good luck with your harvesting this year. Let me know how it's going for ya! Ttyl!
At 1:42pm on May 17, 2010, gruuna_poland said…
Hallo Morgan! Here is the article: http://blog.gruuna.com/pl/entry/rolnik-na-portalu-spoecznociowym/

In few days it shoul be translated into german, I will also ask if it is possible to translate it into english.

Best Regards!
At 7:07am on May 11, 2010, gruuna_poland said…
Of course! I'll send you a link to the article, it will be written in polish, but possibly will also translated into german. It sholud be published this week, your opinions helped me very much!
At 5:11pm on May 10, 2010, gruuna_poland said…
Hallo Morgan! to be more precise in my article, can you tell me how big your farm is ? Thank you in advance!
At 8:02am on May 6, 2010, gruuna_poland said…
Thank you once again! Do you agree to use your name in my article? I would like to describe polish farmers how it looks like in US, to show them if it's the same or quite different than in Poland and it will be much better if they could rely on interview with someone who lives there.

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