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    How is your sap and maple syrup season going?

    That?s some sugar! I bet the guy running the evaporator has a smile on his face
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    How is your sap and maple syrup season going?

    We started getting big runs the second week of March in northern Indiana. Been boiling ever chance I get.
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    Anybody grow Teff grass hay?

    Tried it a little bit of it. It did good on the sand.
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    Piggies

    I have had good luck just feeding ear corn and letting the hogs shell it and then feed the bean meal with mineral on the side at what normal percentages are for growing and then finishing. I feed just one litter at a time for family and friends. My boys love bacon, ham, and pork burgers. They...
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    Earning it's keep

    That is nice. That will get her broke in good.
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    What Im thinking,,something I Would like to do

    That is what I would do. They never run very good when they just sit.
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    harvesting ear corn

    I leave ear corn in wagons to grind out of and I let it dry down to at least below 18 percent. I loose some to shelling but I would rather do that then make moldy feed. I thought about making a fan shroud that would fit on the wagon and you could open the door and force air with a blower to...
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    corn planting depth

    I have planted that deep just to get into some moisture but I am on sand and the 1" or 2" on top will be dust if it has not rained for a week. In decent ground it would not be that dry unless it did not rain for a month. This is also in May not in April when everybody has to start.
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    Uniform Seeding Clover and Brassicas

    you can get an even stand of clover and brassicas with a hand seeder. We mix the seed in buckets then stage the buckets at the correct spacing so you can site down the field at a bucket as you walk. When you get to the end fill up the hand seeder and start back down the field. Ours has a...
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    Corn borer control in large garden

    The only way I know how to control it is to spray multiple times as it just starts to silk all they way up to silks are dry. Some customers are very picky at farmers markets. They don't want anything sprayed but think a beautiful filled out ear of sweet corn is garbage because it has on little...
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    So, has the dust settled?

    That's what I like to do. I am using 5 different tractors and working on a 6th. If I do have a breakdown the tractors and implements interchange and I keep going.
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    Today's funny

    I always say I have to go back to work on Monday to rest up after all the real hard work gets done on the weekend.
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    JOHN DEERR 494A

    I get my John Deere planter plates from Lincoln Ag Products. The have the guide lines for how to size your plates correctly and you can get any size from them. You can send them a seed sample for sizing as well.
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    Not so sweet, sweet corn revisited

    Good deal. Did it just need a little more time to ripen? Was it still all white or did it turn yellow as it ripened?
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    US Maps

    I think it is amazing to think of all the work that it took to build the largest economy in the world and millions upon millions of acres that were put into some kind of production. Not to mention that most of the work was done by manual labor and beasts of burden up until recent history.
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