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Do they want to grow for cash or just for their own stash? Makes a big difference. When you're just doing it for fun there are no rules, trial and error wins the race. If you need to pay for the hobby then you're in a totally different conversation.

Should be 10 feet wide. Or 9 feet 11 inches after a few boulders hit it. LOL

Yeah I don't think so. I'd get too hungry and things could get awkward.

Yeah, I prefer the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville. I am more into the equipment though. Great show.

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Now is when harvesting starts. Sounds like a fun trip...

This is good news. Broadband in rural areas is a key component in growth of rural economies.

That's nice, but at less than a million per project I'd be interested to see how much they can accomplish.

We don't have his e-mail address on his account so he's probably not going to see the message unless he still checks the forum.

Could you post a photo of the pump? I think that would help others identify it for you.

Well considering that most US lamb is from New Zealand and Australia, I'm wondering how much is actually going to be exported? But it's nice to know the option will return. Maybe they should have Wagyu Lamb for Japan?

I guess you could call them the peanut gallery? :ROFLMAO:

Not only this but people don't realize how thorough they need to be in order to actually get their hands clean. CDC says 20 seconds (see When & How to Wash Your Hands | Handwashing | CDC) but there's still plenty of bacteria left after 20 seconds. But 20 seconds is better than than 3-5 seconds...

This is not my barn.

What a barn!