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Fertilizer Forecast 2008 - Prices Still Climbing!
by David Annis
6 ratings: 
Some expert observers of the fertilizer market have estimated that there may be another 20 percent increase in price by spring 2008.
Nitrogen Fertilizer Cost Per Cow
by Jeff Ball
13 ratings:
Fertilizer prices are at a historic high, and, with the amount of corn acres predicted in 2008, the outlook is that prices will climb even higher next spring. So, at what nitrogen fertilizer price is it no longer economical to fertilize bermudagrass in a cow/calf enterprise?
Rules for Deducting the Business Use of Your Vehicle
by Dan Childs
10 ratings:
When a vehicle is used in a trade or business, the expenses to own and operate the vehicle are deductible in most situations. It is common, however, for vehicles to be driven for both business and personal use. In this case, the business owner must divide these expenses, usually by miles driven for each purpose.
Hold On To Your Grass
by Matt Mattox
7 ratings:
The growing season of 2007 brought much needed range recovery in many areas of the country. To characterize the improvement of some rangeland from poor to very good within a single growing season would be an understatement in many cases. The amount and timing of the rainfall in 2007 was very unusual and very infrequent for most areas.
Mother Nature Shelled It Out During the 2007 Pecan Season
by Charles Rohla
5 ratings: 
Mother Nature blessed us with above normal rainfalls during the spring and early summer, which aided in a very heavy crop set for most of southern Oklahoma and northern Texas.
Improving Native Pecan Groves
by Charles Rohla
4 ratings: 
Mother Nature has blessed several landowners in Oklahoma and Texas with a potential income enterprise. Native pecans are found along the rivers, streams and creeks in both states. On average, 35 million pounds of native pecans are harvested from both states.
Preparing Livestock for Winter
by Clay Wright
10 ratings:
We have a tendency to balance winter rations for cows in two phases: non-lactating, in the middle third of pregnancy (dry); and then post-calving, in peak lactation (wet). Using nutritional requirements for the average weight of the cow herd, it's simple to come up with two feeding regimes; one for before calving and one for after calving.
Getting the Most From Your Heifers
by Clay Wright
7 ratings:
Many livestock producers reduced cow numbers in 2006 because of the drought and were hesitant to restock early in 2007. The abundant rainfall last summer, however, cleansed memories and renewed optimism, and we began to add back numbers later in the year in the form of heifers.
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