Piebald Panther

It's not that big of a place, so no too much to do at the actual silos. Get a cupcake, take a picture in front of the sign, & visit the food trucks. If you have kids, Baylor has a really good kids museum. ...

Yeah I'm in the southern portion of the state. I grow a mix of heirlooms and hybrids. Cherokees, Brandywines, Mortgage Lifter, and Big Rainbow for heirloom then Bella Rosa, Amelia, and celebrity hybrids. I stay with determinates when growing hybrids because I don't want to deal with huge hybrid plan...

I got 200+ already in. They'll be fine....

You try changing hydro filters? My JD 2040 lift will cut out if the filter gets dirty. Quick change and it's back to normal. ...

The vinegar mix suggested that I responded to is a non-selective killer like glyphosate and not handled correctly can also cause harm to humans. ...

From Ohio State: [quote]When rats were used in the test procedure, the LD50 value for glyphosate was 5600, and the LD50 value for acetic acid was 3310. If we keep in mind that an LD50 value represents the amount of individual dose required to kill 50 percent of a population in the test, we re...

Natural does not mean safer. Most synthetics are just synthesized versions of the natural. The insecticide Pyrethrin is natural and Permethrin is the synthetic. Both are safe products when you follow the label instructions. The mode of action in both is the same and have every low toxicity to hu...

[quote]Pesticides don't do any good on them[/quote] You have to prevent them by following a treatment schedule. Planting open habit plants will help as well because there’s not a dense canopy to get through. I plant approximately 400 vines a year and haven’t had trouble with them after switching...

I use a full range of pesticides organic and non and have bees within 50 feet of my plots. I’ve never seen or had issues. I prefer sprays over dust because you can better pinpoint the treatment. Spray in the evening when they’re done feeding and when there’s no wind to carry drift. ...

[quote]“It’s a word I don’t use at this point anymore,” Chambers said. “I was at a totally different place in life. I hope people don’t judge me on something I said in my early 20s.”[/quote] This is rich coming from him....

I’m impressed and applaud your support of the cattle industry. ...

Not in the 80s. [link=(https://animalscience.tamu.edu/2017/07/27/grainfed-v-grassfed-end-the-beef-biffo-says-prof/)]LINK[/link]...

Which is why I say it’s a preference in taste only. Nobody eats steaks for the health benefits ...

It’s all preference in taste. Grass fed has stronger more mineral taste while grain fed is milder and sweeter in my opinion. I prefer grain fed steaks because I want the fat and juiciness. Grass fed proponents will swear health benefits etc. but there’s really no difference due to the fact t...

I can't remember the exact name of what the phenomena is called, but humans when we see something we instantly and subconsciously judge it to determine what it is. When we see things for short times the mind still races to give an answer to what it just saw. Hence, this is why sasquatches, black cou...

Gossypol toxicity. It can happen in overfeeding whole cotton seed. It’s been seen in bulls feed too much cotton seed, but in a supplemental style feeding for deer highly doubtful it could get high enough to cause toxicity. Rice bran can also cause bran disease and make the calcium resorb but...

After 2 games I see a .500 team ...

Tell your gramps to be careful around the panther. In my experience with several shades of panther, the black ones seem to bring the worst luck....

A quick google revealed that Black and Tans do exist in labs. It’s a recessive and undesirable but looking at the parents “colors” it makes sense...

Dogs can have multiple fathers in one litter. Seems like dat bitch caught some outside dick ...