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@SLlandscape That is awesome! I can imagine you guy's have a ton of work on your shoulders there. Thanks for the Video and information.
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it's very unusual compared to where i'm from. Do you use central pivot to save money then ? how many liters per second do you get from the well? thanks a lot
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beef. We push at 10 different places but ounly one is a dairy. this one is a feed yard with 80,000 head.
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Beef or Dairy?
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80.000 beef HEAD ?!!!!!!!!!!!! :O
gardelapeche2009 2 years ago
yep
SLlandscape 2 years ago
Do you ever pack at Coranado?I work there is why I am asking.
themarine375 2 years ago
no, we don't their yard
SLlandscape 2 years ago
i saw the fields from google earth, why are they watered in circles and where do they get the water from? thanks from Italy
77farm 2 years ago
we don't get very much rain at all. it's not enough to support a field of corn so we use irrigations mounted on a central piviot that rotate in a circle on wheels powered by electricity. the water comes from wells. each field has its own well powered by a gas engine. the water is an average of 280 to 320 feet below ground. thanks for the question
SLlandscape 2 years ago