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From the Barns: No simple answer (opens the original)
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I sometimes hear the phrase âIâm burned out.â Well, I think I am. This heat wave has me burned out, and my lack of ability to catch up with needed work has me burned out. But then I think about our cows and calves and realize with their small lungs they could be burned out in a much more serious way. It is a concern. Thatâs a good reason to never send our Midwest or northern cattle south or never buy a bull from the north. Yes, adaptation can surely happen, but... meanwhile, Carson is br
From the Barns: No simple answer (opens the original)
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I sometimes hear the phrase âIâm burned out.â Well, I think I am. This heat wave has me burned out, and my lack of ability to catch up with needed work has me burned out. But then I think about our cows and calves and realize with their small lungs they could be burned out in a much more serious way. It is a concern. Thatâs a good reason to never send our Midwest or northern cattle south or never buy a bull from the north. Yes, adaptation can surely happen, but... meanwhile, Carson is br
From the Barns: The next generation (opens the original)
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This summer seems to be moving along so quickly. I feel like that is due to the many grazing events we have been a part of this season. Presenting or planning several of these events took time away from things here at River Oak, but all seems to have been very worthwhile. I count them all successful â pasture walks, tours here at River Oak, the Illinois Forage Expo and the Heart of America Grazing Conference hosted by the Illinois Grazing Lands Coalition and the Illinois Forage and Grassland C
From the Barns: The next generation (opens the original)
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This summer seems to be moving along so quickly. I feel like that is due to the many grazing events we have been a part of this season. Presenting or planning several of these events took time away from things here at River Oak, but all seems to have been very worthwhile. I count them all successful â pasture walks, tours here at River Oak, the Illinois Forage Expo and the Heart of America Grazing Conference hosted by the Illinois Grazing Lands Coalition and the Illinois Forage and Grassland C
From the Barns: Join farm wagon tour (opens the original)
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Oh, how Illinois weather can make a full pivot so quickly! We have moved from seriously dry to overly wet in a matter of a few days. Yellowing of some forage and row crops tells the story. Corn, however, took it in very well and is beginning to tassel. We received 6.5 inches and have some of our ponds nicely replenished. We added 0.76 overnight before July 4. The calf-feeding operation here at River Oak is winding down with 300 of the calves out to graze. The half-dairy 115 head remain in drylot
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