Recent content by northcedar

It's always complicated. Do tons of research and IMO come up with the right neighborly decisions. Every situation is unique. Could the guy uphill just dump the water on the lower guy asking for money? Can the lower guy benefit from tile? Lots of considerations.

Do you guys have to recolor the bases? We've hired a couple euros done and the beautiful brown bases were stained and painted.

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Awesome!!

What are they adding to the aerial spray to actually kill a forest of large BH? There's no way gly could do that alone.

5,000 per acre in easement money? Lump sum? Sorry for the dumb question. Don't know anything about this.

How much are people making these days? Seems salaries are way high. I don't get out much, but the people I know with bachelors degrees make 100+ easy. Throw in 2 salaries and not many kids and its a recipe for strong rec land sales. Some windfall money from the boomer parents passing makes a...

I agree the phones. And people drive way faster than before. I got a new vw atlas last fall. It came with Sirius radio for a few months. Thank God it finally expired. I felt I was very distracted thumbing thru it especially on a dumb non-intuitive carpad.

Good point about not overspraying simazine. Last year I had leftover atrazine in the tank so tried to empty it out by make a few extra passes. Those are the spots where my newly seeded RC Big didn't grow.

Talked to these guys at the IL classic many years ago. Brought this brochure home. They don't even tell you what type apples they are.

Figure out from the dealer or tag how many seeds are per pound on the lot you're buying. Huge sized beans can be 2000 seeds per lb. Tiny beans can be 3500 seeds per lb.

Starting tomorrow in the high wind.

Same exact thing here! Bumper in 23 to zero in 24. I dehydrated some too.

I'm not sure of any rules anymore. I thought they used to say 10 to 15. I also read once that in the big peach growing areas, if something happens to even slightly injure an orchard, they just bulldoze them out and start fresh.

Here's a couple I planted at the farm maybe 5 or 6 yrs ago. The 1 in my yard does better. It must like the mowed grass and yard fertilizer. They're all Contenders and taste absolutely delicious. Peaches are such a short lived tree, unless planting a bunch comes easy, I personally wouldn't want...