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When I get smart coons, I switch to sardines and usually catch them

I have never seen deer eat it but it offers an early nectar source for my honey bees. I would say over all very good at preventing erosion due to spring floods. Weed or helpful plant is always a matter of opinion but I like this plant and find it a positive.

Henbit or Purple Deadnettle. Both bloom purple blooms, low growing in the early spring, around here would more likely be Henbit, winter annual that covers crop fields and flowers before herbicide application and fits a nitch which allows it to become prolific

Heck Natives trees are way ahead of mine and I am only 90 minutes north of him. My apple trees are just starting to bloom

Eggs 5.50-6.00 dozen at local walmart

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I would agree normally very difficult to find correct information, but not in this case because by looking at World Trade Organization records you can go back for past years. So look at tariffs in 2021, 2022,2023,2024 for the world and this information is before politics got involved, data...

I have been doing my own research and the tariffs on that board are not even close to reality. If you research, "World Trade Organization Tariffs" you can find many articles on the average tariffs that every country in the world has for imports and exports and they are much lower than the...

I have an older Herd that does not have any control over speed of spinning. Does Herd now have this on there spreaders or is this a control which you added yourself?

This is not true in Kentucky, people would keep mineral rights or usually half mineral rights in deed. Then several generations later hundreds of people owns different percentages of original 50% because people die and leave everything to next generation. Another thing that is going on with...

Interesting but a little scary, I own 2 different properties without owning half of the mineral rights and they will never be attainable because no one really owns them. So my point is I hate to see hunting rights kept out per deed, just not good for land in the future. What about this angle...

No, all your scions arrived on time and I grafted immediately. These scions that took 12 days to arrive, I clipped the bottom and put in water for about an hour and then grafted. We will see if they take and I will give a follow up in a couple of weeks. Everyone gets a tracking number but I...

Thanks sir, bought a couple

When wood decays it uses up Nitrogen in the soil, with so much surface area I would think the area would be consuming a great deal of Nitrogen, starving the plants. So I would suggest adding 46-0-0 to the area to boost the depleted Nitrogen.

I recently agreed to trade scions with a gentlemen from this site and we mailed them the same day. His arrived in 4 days as expected but the USPS mishandled mine and they did not arrive for 12 days. Who knows the temperature during the trip but you know it was not the 35 degrees recommended...