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Some are... https://www.landthink.com/pulse-land-deemed-a-secure-inflation-hedge/

https://decorahnews.com/news/12459/iowa-farmland-values-decline-for-first-time-in-five-years/

I have more 1st year chestnuts to plant, now a good time for them too? NW MO...

What are you seeing in your area - you're in the space - correct?

Those are great finds. Makes me want to get back out there and continue my quest for 1 good one.

On my bucket list to find just 1 that good! Neat pieces.....

I had a 4520, great machine but leaked at the timing cover (common problem) I understood it was because they didn't use enough gasket material across the 4x20 series line. They now have a gasket to put in there when you go to fix the issue. I liked the tractor, didn't like the leak.

I tried it once, still couldn't see where I sprayed. Still have some left in the bottle it "worked so well". I'd try to do a foaming agent setup if possible...I will say my eyes aren't the best but even so.........

Feast or famine year, and I thought it was going to be a drought this year in NW Mo.....

Read this today, thought it was interesting... John Deere was a blacksmith who developed the first commercially successful, self-scouring steel plow in 1837 and founded the company that still bears his name. Deere was born in 1804 in Rutland, Vermont. After his father was lost at sea when he was...

I, too, like to walk disturbed fields close to water, old creek beds, but I haven't come up with anything in NW Missouri. Curious if your friend found anything while they dug your pond? Edited: to say NW Missouri...

Anyone on here hunt artifacts? I've been looking for about 2 years, and finally found my first worked piece this past weekend while visiting friends in Southern Missouri. At least that's what they tell me on the Facebook Artifact Group I'm on. I've been looking in NW Mo mostly to no avail. The...

I keep saying to myself, I'll never buy another JD tractor with the quality issues they have, but darn if I don't do it again and again...their dealership footprint is just too hard to ignore. I can get pretty good service from them as well. I do buy 2009 and older equipment though.... But my...

I was going to say, my sunflowers took 2x as long as my pumpkins to pop. Not sure why. Same Mammoth Pumpkins seeds....

I should have clarified/specified, they are in favor of raising prices on and limiting NR tags. No, I don't believe they are in favor of moving the gun seasons. They are of the mindset that NR are the debil's.... They take no blame.

If Missouri Residents had their way, they'd have Iowa's regs. Lot's of angry Missourians because of OOS hunters and land owners. Drove up land prices, filled public hunting areas. OTC tags are cheap compared to other states, although they do continue to raise them slowly.

Alice is on my list to try next.. And chicory.

I signed up for a Missouri online class. It was free. Although I own land in Iowa, most of my activity regarding spraying is in Missouri. As I understand it, certifications are state specific, so I chose Missouri for certification. Appreciate the feedback here, gave me the initiative to move...

Looks good, what's all in there?