Recent content by RGrizzzz

There's a guy named Mike Stringfield in a group called Select Mast on Facebook. He grows great looking mast trees, including chestnuts. Look him up and buy from him. He sources the chestnut varieties from some of the best US growers and genetics. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1052876898618748/

Are they all running the same firmware version? Get a report after you put the new home in the network?

Check this out if you own land in PA. The PA DCNR has recently created this program to help certain landowners manage their forest. Take note of the conditions for reimbursement. You can form a "network" with your neighbors to increase the reimbursement rate. The county forester is coming out...

Try putting two browser tabs side by side. Set one to Camp and one to HT. You may be able to click and drag the pics from Camp into th HT text editor.

https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/right-click-mh35853/mac

I took my 8 year old daughter out on the walk last night. She thought it was awesome and wanted to know if she could make her eyes work like that.

I picked up an AGM thermal viewer via Amazon's Prime sale where they had an extra 35% off some open box items. It's the v1 10x256 model, but I couldn't resist at $260. It came today and I took it for a quick spin at dusk/dark. I could easily see rabbits and a few deer in the neighborhood. It's...

Chestnut Tree Identification — Research — Department of Ecosystem Science and Management https://share.google/mn1BZ3Xn8EkufW3Hh

Definitely some kind of chestnut tree. Are there any green leaves left? That will help in IDing the variety. Also, what form is the tree? How tall? Where?

Check the memory cards. I randomly get cameras that start having issues. It always resolves when I replace the memory card. Formatting the existing I one usually only works for a week or two.

Is there a non-cell camera that will do 360 degrees? I have a spot where I'd like to place one that won't get cell service.

There are some NRCS program that can help with invasive management.

It did but Rutgers helped commercialize/popularize it was the story I was told. EDIT: So it sounds like the story details were a little off. Joe Way owned the orchard where I now live. https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2019/06/empire-apple-breeder-roger-way-dies-100

This thread is subconsciously trying to get me to buy more Apple trees. I live on Hawkeye drive, which was once an orchard owned by the brother of the guy who popularized the Empire apple via Rutgers. I grew up making pies from Empire apple seconds because I didn't like red delicious.