I couldn't make it as a farmer...I would be so wigged out due to the weather I would probably go into cardiac arrest...bad enough just putting a few plots in...
Don't really work in the city so not sure. I just know every time I see 1 of my trees die due to drought or see the plot germinate a little and then Wilt into dust I die a little bit with itSeems to me it would be less stress than the daily grind in the city.
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Hope your right brush but I guarantee if it can possibly fold and go around us it willTonight's the night that you should get rain. My future cast has Fort Smith getting rain late tonight.
I do, in Tulsa...at times I'd rather be working the land, if I knew how to make a living at it....Don't really work in the city so not sure. I just know every time I see 1 of my trees die due to drought or see the plot germinate a little and then Wilt into dust I die a little bit with it
I would always rather be working the land but I am just like you on the making a living deal...I do, in Tulsa...at times I'd rather be working the land, if I knew how to make a living at it....
Well with all this talk of all this awesome rain we are going to get tonight I decided to hook the spreader up and head across the road after work to put down another 100 lbs of wheat to hopefully help offset what the turkeys and birds have picked up since last weekend because - guess what? - we haven't had any rain!
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I put wheat seed on both plots and also added Barduro Red clover and Durana White clover to both plots again. I hand broadcast all the clover seed. After I got done doing that I put down 5 lbs of PTT in our backyard to compliment the 50 lbs of WR I did as a throw n mow back there yesterday evening...
Kind of similar but ours has that double main beam on his left side...
No, force field blocked it outCrack in your rain gauge on the home 10?