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    da.bees replied to the thread Subsoiler.
    If I understand, that means your goal is a higher % of water from rain flows away and winds up in a creek,river,pond or other place out...
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    da.bees replied to the thread Subsoiler.
    I can understand where chiseling soil allows more rainfall to stay in soil rather than running off. In thread starter post, John in la...
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    da.bees replied to the thread Mower immediately dies.
    Will it restart immediately after dying or must it rest? If so that sounds like ignition. Before doing much more with fuel, put one of...
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    da.bees replied to the thread How does things like this happen?.
    Who can say how long a hand tightened plug stays in before dropping out? The lesson here is that a live data reader with alarms is a...
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    da.bees replied to the thread Subsoiler.
    Several mentions of hard pan, do you know if you have any and if so at what depth and how thick? From your description it's more than...
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    da.bees replied to the thread Before auto tie balers.
    After hay was cut with sickle mower and dried it was put into piles with rake like you see many of today as yard art. In our case an H...
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    da.bees replied to the thread Patching a HDPE water tank.
    Some grinning guy on tv claims his stuff "sticks even under wooder" :giggle:
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    da.bees replied to the thread Follow up on Poison Hemlock scare..
    I wouldn't go too hard on red mn for cautions about horses. Cows and sheep bite/chew grass off, horses pull grass out by roots so most...
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    da.bees replied to the thread plow help.
    I've turned under hundreds of acres with moldboards and still struggle to get them adjusted. After I had tried everything I knew and...
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    da.bees replied to the thread Follow up on Poison Hemlock scare..
    You should feel right at home here. 😄
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    da.bees replied to the thread Now would be a good time for me to quit..
    It's shameful that bureaucrats fine an 84 year old for elapse in memory and performance while rewarding 40 YOs sitting on porch doing...
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    da.bees replied to the thread O.K. I give up..
    SWMBO or risk knots on and about your head and shoulders.
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