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    Tool'n Knife Builds

    I like the file teeth still showing thru on the dagger adds a little something to that one.
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    Local Crabapples your keeping an eye on?

    Little early to cut scion wood so I’m not grafting any of those but they would likely be good selections for late season.
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    Local Crabapples your keeping an eye on?

    I was up by Bayfield Wi last week and saw several good looking latter dropping apple trees. No idea if any were named verities or just seedling trees.
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    Pear Tree Fire Blight

    What varieties had the fireblight?
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    Wisconsin Opener

    My uncle took a younger 9 point Sunday morning and we have snow this morning up by Ashland I’m not really hunting up here this week just visiting family for Thanksgiving but this snow really is making me want to hunt taking a track in the national forest and staying on it all day is my favorite...
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    Kerr crabs

    I even bury many of my grafted trees in Kansas but I do it down here so they may self root and be long lived trees for my kids and grandkids to enjoy. I don’t do all of them that way because I’d like to enjoy a few myself.
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    Bought a Sorghum Mill

    Found a flat belt drive pulley
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    Bought a Sorghum Mill

    Outfeed conveyor
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    Found a pawpaw patch

    Pawpaw are an understory plant and do poorly in full sun when young but latter after established need more sun to fruit well. I’m no pawpaw guru but I’ve got several groves of them on the one farm down along the river mine taste terrible and I’d not waste my time with them but the critters I’m...
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    Top 3 pears

    I’d be interested in some scion wood
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    Soprano pear

    Try and document its drop time I might be interested in some scion wood.
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    Soprano pear

    His looks more like Dr Deer size pears callery pears are much smaller at least in my area they are maybe 3/8”
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