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09-29-2013, 12:19 AM
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You can never have enough implements...
Nice haul.
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09-29-2013, 10:58 AM
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If any body asks about the tractors & implements tell them;" taking up plowing, are you next" all kidding aside nice haul , and for a test why not do a small food plot some place ( out back) .
I remember back in 1980 my father ripped down our fence with all our neighbors , then they plowed , tilled & planted vegies the idea was , 15 ft across the back of each yard , old fence lines were new foot paths into each garden, each neighbor was responsible for their yard, a poss some body elses if they were on vacation this worked out great for 3 years, every one worked together on the food plot no one took advantage of any body either, & every one shared the vegies they grew , the next we knew the other 4 blocks of 16 houses started doing the same this was great every one worked, learned & ate well, Now if your neighbors are good folk ask them if they would be interested in a shared garden , you have the tractors & equipment they buy seeds + take care of their yard you do yours @ the same time & this should work out well as long as every one works together & you can keep up with your nice little hauls ! The only reason i said 3 years is we moved in late 83 back east !
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