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    Interesting 1850

    I was betting on the repaint as it was a 1850.
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    Honesty in farming!

    There are some convincing salesman out there. Look at the junk wally world sells people don't need it but they buy anyway. By the way you can by weed spray and fertilizer there and no one to tell you how to properly use it or quantity.
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    Interesting 1850

    Repaint or came that way for sale on Craigslist
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    Honesty in farming!

    I remember a story several years back when they switched there baby to formula it started doing poorly one night it started turning blue it was rushed to the hospital where it died. The culprit was to much nitrate in the water. It's not as bad now as it used to be but there's allot of...
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    Perdue chicken commercial

    Just wondering in some grazing set ups they have chicken tractors follow the cattle. It's always fun to watch them they can surely make something fly if there scratching around looking for bugs.
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    Anyone recognize this stuff

    Almost got one the other day. County mower got two one on each side of the intersection.
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    Parade float

    At a wedding a couple years back some evil people removed the car and replaced it with a tractor and spreader at least they cleaned it up and surprising the bride hopped in
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    oliver 770 water pump

    I worked for a rebuild shop i remember that sound the worst were the aluminum ones especially if they were epoxy glued they didn't give they exploded.Odd thing left handed guys got hurt the most supervisor didn't believe me so he checked everyone that got hurt was a lefty he asked me why was it...
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    Raccoons vs Foxes ???

    When i had coyote around no woodchuck . It might not tackle a big one but plays havoc with the kids
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    A term from the past

    One other holdover i discovered was my dad and uncles never backed into a wagon with either chopper or baler we always pulled them in by hand. Wasn't till i seen the amish do the same that the light came on it was a holdover from horses it's easier to pull the wagon in then back the teams up...
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    A term from the past

    Regional dialect is something interesting we always called them drinking cups but the ones for humans in public in Wisconsin there called bubblers only in Wisconsin .
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    How to gear up a scale to a tractor bucket?

    I remember a guy hooked a pressure gauge to the hydraulic lines that would give him a rough idea. Maybe could make a box or wagon to dump into and use the scale of a mixer mill .
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    i have had it

    Your felons must be different there ours are bussed almost 60 miles to work travel time paid.Also daily overdose cases supervisor being threatened and cops there 24 x 7 . the felons rule that place and no regular people will work there
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    Hay stacking

    Only problem is moving them. Seen a guy in the late fall cut and made huge windrows everyone wondered when he was going to bale but in the winter he simply feed one windrow at a time using a hot wire cows had no problem digging them out of the snow and he didn't have to start a tractor to...
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    Flooding west of me

    Watched a show on pbs and they mentioned how much area is now under impermeable surface houses ,cement,blacktop etc it's surprising we don't flood worse. Then there has been a lot of channeling done rivers have been narrowed and swamps drained i think were are own worst enemy.
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