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I read yesterday they have 16 or 17 injuries right now so that may combine with the lack of strong qb

It was actually less mess than i was expecting. You just need to be aware of what direction you are clearing of course, but it wasnt that bad.

The edging was just playing around, but it did a really good job esp if you are trying to get some of the dirt away from the sidewalk to make mechanical edging a little easier.


Yea the Tilther is cool, i want to get the depth controller for the BCS tractor I deal with. The concept of using that is al alternative to turning over super deep and only the top inch or so.
Power harrow does something similar too.

Speaking of drill powered tools that salad greens harvester is pretty cool too.

If in the greenhouse make sure you put a fan on them or something to keep the dampening off from getting to them, also to make the stem stronger.

Came across this tool tool

Also, anyone know of an open source or similar tool that is laptop based instead of app based.

Does the feed store have Stalite like it does perlite?
A big bag of perlite is like 25 bucks at the feed store.

Is stalite inert like perlite is?

Ive been doing mostly dutch buckets but a little kratke as well

At one point had a greenhouse set up going, but wasnt able to keep it up. Boy aphids will take over if you have too much nitrogen in the mix though.

I had to hook up the C line to power mine, would get stuck in a constant cycle trying to power the Nest.
The Nest will run the fan or something like that to power itself when it gets down to a certain batter power left. I dont remember specific details.

I would be curious to see what the HVAC folks had to say about issues and the ecobee differences and nest shortcomings.

I have searched and searched and cant find what I am looking for. I have a Yamaha 15inch surface cleaner for a pressure washer.
I started getting a pin-stream out of the middle so i took it apart.

2 of the plastic bearings are fine but one of them was shredded (there are 3, this is the one that seems to press against the outer portion of the spinning portion.

I just dont want to have to buy a whole new thing for one little part.

the cleaner in question

Joe Lamp'l did a podcast you could find on them. I used a little cheap one from amazon myself but another issue for legginess is putting a fan on them and/or touching them at least once a day for them to trigger their growth/reaction

Lafayette you can pretty much get as much as you want for free from the city.

They pick up yard waste and compost it and you just drive up and they will dump it in your truck or trailer.

Sometimes you kind of have to finish it off though to break down all of the wood.

Cant remember if this had help to that specific thing, but this video may be helpful.
pecans from Lafayette master gardeners