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Everybody that worked at cane's when they were only in BR knows the recipe.

We have some great orange options in Louisiana. Hamlin sweet is the traditional Louisiana orange. I have cara cara, valencia, moro blood and washington navel in addition to hamlin sweet. They all produce well and with the varieties you can have oranges just about year round. It's hard to grow a bad orange among the named varieties.

We don't need to regulate, we need to outlaw purse seine fishing for any reason, you know like most of the modern world.

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They are still seeing illegals too.

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You can't turn them away. You can't turn anyone away. Even if you could there are ethical issues if you start turning people away because of where they were born or where you think they were born. But sure, blame medical professionals for government failures.

Oh, and OLOL is a shitty organization, unethical as all get out (They call it "Catholic Ethics"), and honestly if you are in BR go anywhere else unless you are in a trauma situation, then let them put you back together and GTFO.

Nah, not on gumbo, but I have seen red beans and rice with a lil ketchup and it aint bad.

So taxes good now????

I have done grow bags, raised beds, pots, etc. etc. I moved back into the ground this year and it is so much easier. Yeah, the ground is farther away from me than a raised bed or grow bag but it holds moisture better and honestly is cheaper. I basically square foot garden directly in the ground. At first my dirt was hard but now I can stick my broad fork down completely into the ground with pretty much just gravity.

I did amend the ground with peat moss to improve moisture retention and compost, but just growing the plants in that space and not stepping on it after has really loosened up my soil.

I did install edging to keep runners out, but it is at grass height, its not proud of the ground. I just ran my edger around the garden and slid in the metal edging and my mower can go over it. It really is more for pennywort than the grass, but it does make it easier to get the grass runners too.

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If you know for a fact that the cavities are full up to the plywood board i would thing this would be fine; otherwise, blowing in to fill would be first priority.

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It has batting rolled everywhere I can see.

I was thinking to blow half to 2/3's of the attic with blow insulation and then use foamboard over the rest with the reflective side up. I just don't want to cause any issues with moisture where it shouldn't be

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I bought a whole head of garlic today at walmart for 72cents.

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I don't grow for cost savings, it cost more the way I do it if I am being honest. What I do grow for is better quality. That bland white garlic at Walmart does not compare to the varieties you can grow at home.

We need softneck garlic down here for the most part, I am trying a couple hard necks this year but my bulk planting will be soft necks.

Absolutely horrible as a daily driver.

What are you towing that needs more than a 1/2 ton?