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Congrats, excellent way to start spring!

I think a skid loader would do the job more efficiently but either will work for pulling honeysuckle. A burn would be a great way to kill the re-sprouts, IMO.

Agreed. The new one that Vance has floated out there was that the files proved how much Trump and Epstein didn't like each other and then because Epstein was evil, Trump has great judge of character. I'm paraphrasing of course, but that was the message. Simply incredible. My favorite is...

She also didn't show up for her deposition the other day which leaves the door open to conspiracies on why she was fired.

ICHR up 255% since purchase on 8/8/25 How does Debbie WS continue to do it? She's a savant! 😂

On 4/2/24 I bought $55k in FSELX haven't traded it since, through reinvested dividends and market growth, its worth $121k in just over 2 years. That's 119% compared to the Nasdaq at 50.6% during the same period. Great call, thank you!

I'll take Ivanka if she's available

I learned the hard way at my place, shut off the water and drain it down when you leave. As far as the energy efficiency, if the local utility company doesn't have the option mentioned earlier, any HVAC outfit should have a thermal imagine camera to determine problem areas.

Well I guess the cease fire is over. Reports saying Iran or their surrogates have fired on three vessels in the Straight. China is going to have to decide pretty quickly if they favor their loyalty to Iran or they favor having an oil supply.

"Politics makes strange bedfellows" some people say. Generally speaking, I hate 'em all

Time to get on board.

The MN DNR has the ability to stop this mining if they see fit. Two of the worst entities in government involved here....Congress and the MN DNR. Brutal

Looks like wolf country to me

I have silty loam soils at my home farm. I would call it hill country but not bluff country. 12-18% slopes with limestone shelves. All things considered it's pretty decent soil compared to what some are dealing with.

The picture was taken last night. The plots were planted around Labor day, give or take a week. This is how the same planting looked last fall. Buckwheat, radish, oats all gone now. The remains are rye, balansa clover, crimson clover, chicory, and winter peas.

https://www.thegreatmorel.com/morel-sightings/ Not a model hunter myself but have some friends who look on my land. This is a good source for when they're popping up in different areas.

Min till and drill. Fall results were excellent, green carpet in spring looks amazing. Rye, clovers, and winter peas coming on strong, soil building and excellent for the critters.