Everybody likes to look at manure, right?

My grass has a lot of clover and other things. I think that's a very good thing. If there was a weed that the cows don't like to eat, there's the possibility that the weed would take over the area. I believe, however, that the grass will be better to compete if we trim it to the right height and leave plenty behind.
I also talk about how to tell whether the cows are in good condition or not.
Saturday May 4th, 2024 8:30 AM

[@Robert-gp3cf]

Pete from just a few acres just had a bit on flies

[@lazycowfarms3322]

I'll tune in to him. The flies aren't even that bad right now. It gets a lot worse in late summer or early autumn.

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

Your local nature center or county cooperative extension or nrcs or conservation district could assist with plant id sources

[@lazycowfarms3322]

I'll check it out. I found two more plants today I haven't seen before, or don't remember seeing before.

[@Huckleberryspurs]

That grass head looks to be Timothy grass, could be wrong.

[@lazycowfarms3322]

Yes, timothy grass almost looks like cattail. My wife is super allergic to it, and lately her allergies have been crazy. Maybe it's in season? It looks like timothy can grow almost 5 feet tall! Crazy!