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Put 6 oz. of rag oil in a spray bottle and fill with show sheen. Mist on hair twice a day and brush in with rice root and blow until dry. Good for hair and skin.

Where is Al Gore at when we need him ?? just happened to look at the thermometer yesterday on my way to town- 53 degrees. This morning a brisk 19 , after 50 mph wind all nite long.

GOOGLE????? What is google but an opinion of someone entered in a computer. More than likely someone with no practical experience on the subject. But SP??? That's a whole differant breed of cat. Look at all the practical knowledge amassed in the thousands of members. Remember the old saying ...

Ate at a really nice steak house uptown last year. The name escapes me but it was a top notch meal.

Someone is really setting a good example for the kids involved. But I guess in their little world they can justify it.

Heard something about Grand steer not meeting rule requirements? Anybody else hear that?

check under her chin. If she's got a big knot (sore) or an open wound (really sore) it would be smart to stop. We had one the same way and the knot under her chin was really tender. We stopped for a couple weeks and then started again with better results.

As a father of three ( one still at home) I applade your choice!!! Since high school sports get more out of control each year you can step back and enjoy the ride now. My advice is join a 4-H club and watch your kids have fun. Our club is made up of livestock kids. There are about 6 families...

Showmaster has about the same product only minus the corn. It's just like everything else you feed. Just start them slow

My 17 y.o. senior boy's lunch is at 10:30. He starts school at 7:00 in an "early bird" program and gets out at 2:15. It's a wonder someone doesn't get bit before he gets home to get a snack.

I told an Iowa friend that I wouldn't buy any calves in Iowa this year unless they where delivered to the Illinois state line.

We use the product all the time with good results. Most calves will eat it how ever you feed it. We usually start giving them a little of it when we tie them in the barn to blow them out or anything we do. Some will just pick at it so we mix a little sweet feed or something they really like to...

We can cuss and discuss these subjects till we're all standing in the welfare line. The point is that we're doing exactly what the politicians want us to- standing divided and arguing amongst ourselves. They know we will never unite under one cause again ( as we did in the late 1700's and...

Around here we have an association called the "Honor Guard" a bunch of  and women along with other patriots who ride their motorcycles in every service members funeral procession. I've never heard of any yelling at families or disrespecting the funeral when they're around. The same should happen...

Talked to my elevator guy today about aflatoxin. He laughed and said they were testing them sample bucket once a day. Hen laughed when I told him about the meetings I had been to. He thinks the insurance guys are making a mountain out of a molehill. They are covering their a%% in case there is a...

Saw a few loads rejected at a local river terminal last week. Funny thing is the corn went 2 miles down the road to another river terminal and it passed the test. Something smells awful fishy to me about the methods. I believe you can still feed it to fat cattle though, just not pregnant cows.

i think I would cut and bale them. My grandpa called soybeans "cowpeas". He said they cut and baled them for feed back in the day.

Jeff Cagwin is the best. He lives at Kikapoo Il. which is just west of Peoria on I-74. phone (309) 696-7799

Just heard a bit of good news for a change. The Illinois State Fair " Sale Of Champions" was last nite. The Grand Champion steer,owned by the Line family, brought $52,000. In a local TV station interview, AJ the boy who showed the steer, said that since a younger brother had been treated at OSF/...

My son's AOB steer won his class at the ISF. The best we've ever done there. His cross-bred steer drew into the toughest class of steers I've ever seen.Jimmy Williams was the judge, walked the class one lap around the ring and commented to the audience that " this is the best class of steers...