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Make sure to adjust if the seed is coated. The clover and chicory I buy is usually coated, which means less actual seed per measure.

I can't do anything outside. We're getting a brutal storm in from the North Sea that is just pounding the whole area. Seems like the wet air hits the mountains and shoots up into cold air above. It's been hours of rain, sleet, snow, and howling winds.

Holy cow. You have an actual tavern. That's pretty rad.

They drop August through October. Pawpaws can establish a travel pattern and pull deer in for early bow season. After the pawpaws peak, the pears should take over, followed by apples, and finally the locust pods. The patch I'm working on is only about 70 yards from the food plot and orchard...

I use a kitchen scale. I get the area of the plot, figure out what I want in it, and then figure how much I need of each type of seed. I weigh out each component and dump it in a bag and label the bag. I give it a good shake to mix it up before spreading and dump it in an Earhway chest...

Also means the company thinks the stock is way undervalued. Good time to buy for a long hold.

Deer and other wildlife eat them. Also they are the only tropical type fruit that grows so far north, so people enjoy them, too.

I bout a little more AMZN today after it plummeted. I'll keep buying as long as it keeps falling.

I have 2 of those in 2 different sizes. Really happy with them.

The one I was talking about had a row of millet on each side of the sunflowers, and then they tilled a row between the millet rows. So it would be tilled, millet, sunflower, millet, tilled. The tilled rows gave them a place to land, then they would walk around eating seeds.

When I get a mill I'm going to cut down a big beech or maple and cut slabs for Viking chairs to have around the fire pit.

Guilty and guilty. Had a 1989 Chevy Caprice. Sweet car for a teenager.

Not Soros?

Heh. Dog's anus? I always called it medlar. I would like to plant some, but the harvest period is so variable and narrow. Probably worth grafting one near the house. I've been grafting pear onto rowan, but it's sloooowwww, and pears don't thrive in Norway. I'll identify some good...

Cool, thanks. All of those are on my radar. I'll start planning for next year. Hopefully get my holes dug and cages in place this summer.