I am thinking about just having the tub grinder guy grind some of the corn stalk bales the next time he is here grinding hay for the cattle. That way there would not be any long stalks left. Plus any corn ears missed would be ground too. I have an extra bay in the commodity shed right now anyway. The grand daughters could haul them in the back of the Gator to refill the stalls.
I also just found a John Deere "R" manure spreader over at my Great Uncles that has never been out side over night. It is the smallest they made. I bet it does not even hold fifty bushels. It is only eight feet long including the tongue. My son just greased it up and it pulls fine behind the Gator. My Great Uncle is 98 and never was married. He told the girls they had to bring him home made cookies to "pay" for their new manure spreader. He used horses until about ten years ago. I bet he will be over here giving pointers to them. LOL
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