Grass in gravel drive ways!

[rwand1]

http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/...1/2croprot.htm

[kfonoimoana]

Roy.

My Filipno buddies call goat "galding" while my Hawaiian friends call it "pikote".
Don't know how many teats they have, but I'll try and guess-2?

WE smoke it, put on spit, cook in the ground Imu style, jerky is good too.

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by rwand1

I always mounted and dismounted on the left. That is what I was taught.

Don't know what Goats meat is called.

You do not get down from a horse you get it from the eider duck and some use geese . Goats only have two teats and the meat is Called Chevron.
Ray you are a chicken man what is the name of the only Canadian Chicken . Unfortunatly this is just another breed that is no longer available .

[rwand1]

I'll confirm that Goats have two teats.

As to the only Canadian Chicken that would have to be Dalton McGuinty!

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by rwand1

http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/...1/2croprot.htm

You were talking about Fallow that is where crops are not planted for one year and it is plowed to kill weeds and any other plants.
It is also used where limited water falls to give the ground two years to gather moisture.
In your area what % are full time farmers and what % are gentleman farmers
Crop rotation is where a different crop is planted next year.

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by rwand1

I'll confirm that Goats have two teats.

As to the only Canadian Chicken that would have to be Dalton McGuinty!

Good one love it , The name of the Chicken was Chanty Clair.
How about the Canadian Horse do can you name that breed.
What Chicken lays Green eggs, Hint comes from South America Any one

[rwand1]

All the farms around me are full time, dairy, beef farms as well as
crops including, Soya, Wheat, Rape Seed, Corn, Hay (Alfalfa, Timothy, Clover) The crops are all rotated except hay fields which are not rotated.

[rwand1]

The Horse woud be Cheval Canadien or Canadian Horse.

[rwand1]

http://www.cherrycreekcanadians.ca/information.htm

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by rwand1

http://www.cherrycreekcanadians.ca/information.htm

Goggle sure does help but most of my useless information is stored in my head no idea why or where it come from but Loads up there.
Green eggs come from Aracana Lovely quiet Hens great pets easy to train.
The meanest ornery Roosters you ever saw impossible to train.

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by Mike Jewett

Roundup is a poison and environmental contaminant, and due to its overuse many plants now have resistance to it. Monsanto (the makers of roundup, as well as creators of agent orange) rely upon this fact to keep people buying it. Yes it's a quick fix but it will not do the trick long term.

Monsanto is evil.

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Goggle sure does help but most of my useless information is stored in my head no idea why or where it come from but Loads up there.
Green eggs come from Aracana Lovely quiet Hens great pets easy to train.
The meanest ornery Roosters you ever saw impossible to train.

I love Arcana eggs.

[wforsyth]

Cheval is French for Horse, but is there a Canadian National horse?

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by Mike Jewett

Roundup is a poison and environmental contaminant, and due to its overuse many plants now have resistance to it. Monsanto (the makers of roundup, as well as creators of agent orange) rely upon this fact to keep people buying it. Yes it's a quick fix but it will not do the trick long term.

Like microsoft ,and Monsanto, many people hate them but just think for a minute we could not get along with out them now.
Good or bad we are locked into them for life

[wforsyth]

Monsanto may have sold us all down the river with the genetic modification. Now we have a 50% loss in the honeybee population from the 1950's and we easily could be looking at a 3/4 loss in food production world wide, which would lead to world wide loss of cattle, poultry, and other dependant species.

Monsanto decided years ago to corner the seed market and modified seed to be non-germinating so that the farmer and even home grower would be required to buy new seed each year rather than save seed as they had been doing for centuries. Only those who save heirloom seeds have been able to preserve a few thousand varieties and they may be our only hope.

A few years ago I worked at the World Seed Bank which preserves all of these heirloom seeds, some over 200 years old, in Port Townsend Washington. Then a couple years ago four youth decided it would be fun to burn the building down so we lost all of those thousands of years of seeds. Slowly they are rebuilding through donations, but it was a horrid loss and makes Monsanto's crime all the more glaring.