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Sounds right. Are you planning to plant some pawpaws?

The bees aren't harmful to people, but their habit of filling holes with dirt and larvae can be irritating. I've had them fill screw holes in electronics, for example. I went to take the top off a trolling motor, and for the life of me I could not get the last screw out. Turns out the mason...

I can explain later. I need to get on my computer in order to reply properly, but I have to walk the dog and do some gardening first.

Kind of an awkwardly worded question. You can dig them up, bench graft, and and pot or plant them out. Or you could transplant them and field graft next year or after. Or you could field graft now, and transplant in winter. Can you give a few more details about what you are thinking of?

It's a great idea. Inwould love to see my trail cam photos organized in a way that give me valuable information, and have it be cumulative. For example, if I had a camera in a certain location all year every year, what days should I be sat there for my best chance at the type of deer I'm...

Do you use Azomite, or glacial rock dust? Or something else?

I can tell you about the patch I recently found. It's right on a riverbank, growing among, and shaded by, tall mature sycamores. The area might flood for 10-14 days a year during an extreme weather event. The soil is constantly moist and covered by dead leaves. The tallest of the trees...

How does this work? Seems like it would be good business for enterprising Republicans to take bribe money from the Democrats for votes and use it to campaign for the Republicans. The Dems can't cry fraud without admitting to fraud.

How is that even possible? What's the point of a unique identifier if it doesn't prevent ballots from entering the database more than once?

Yeah, that would be a horrible idea. Pure devaluation of the dollar and inflation across the board. Unfortunately, it looks like the best way to spend some tariff money this year, is to give some to farmers to keep the food on American shelves cheap and plentiful. We should throw the rest at...

For sure, but not in just spending. Demographics and deglobalization have a lot to do with it. The world is running out of cheap labor. That means increased costs on anything that used to rely on cheap labor. Chinese labor costs have tripled in the last 10 years or so. India has plenty of...

I would think the edge computing would be prohibitively expensive. A trail camera with that capability would probably be in the thousands of dollars, and need a constant supply of electricity. You might be able to do an app that identifies the buck pictures and automatically downloads the...

It was a disaster, and the start of, and partial cause of, the rampant inflation we saw during and after Covid. Biden continued the spending, accelerating inflation. It's in the money supply now, so there's really no going back. We'll never see pre-Covid prices across the board. Only...

Add some millet. The last time I hunted a dove field, they were full of millet.

Wow, they really do. $35 for 80lbs and free shipping, according to their website. If this price is correct, I'll but 6 bags. I haven't seen a price that low in a very long time. I don't even remember it being that low.