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Old 02-09-2012, 08:05 PM
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Default I love the smell of fresh dirt in the evening.
Realy nice weather the last few days so I went out for some seat time plowing the garden.
Tomorrow Im going to disc and then Saturday I will till. I know its unnecessary to work the ground so many times but hey, has more seat time ever hurt anyone? Plus this thing sips diesel so I can run till the cows come home.



My plowing machine, not a cub but I like it.



Plow was black!



I think Im going to extend the plot down about 20 more feet, what do you think?
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nice work. there calling for snow here tomorrow.
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It is fun to plow now, BUT, will I have to come down there in July to make you

weed it!! ??


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Nice job turning over the soil! Yea, always like the smell of diesel and dirt! Thanks for posting. Very pretty country you live in. Yes I would enlarge it too.
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Nice work! I enjoyed your pics.
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Nice job turning over the soil! Yea, always like the smell of diesel and dirt! Thanks for posting. Very pretty country you live in. Yes I would enlarge it too.
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BIGGER IS BETTER BIGGER IS BETTER BIGGER IS BETTER!!!

Till it's time to weed it!

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BIGGER IS BETTER BIGGER IS BETTER BIGGER IS BETTER!!!

Till it's time to weed it!

Swesome pics!
I agree with Duke, you can only get the wife to hoe so much garden, right Duke??

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I live in a rural neighborhood of elderly people. My original garden 60 x 80 belongs to an elderly lady. I put it in every year. I now have a possible chance at another about that size from another tottery elderly gentleman.

I would love to be able to get about an acre and plant it all.
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I live in a rural neighborhood of elderly people. My original garden 60 x 80 belongs to an elderly lady. I put it in every year. I now have a possible chance at another about that size from another tottery elderly gentleman.

I would love to be able to get about an acre and plant it all.
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That would be a huge garden that will feed a lot of people in your neighborhood. Gardens are a great way to meet your neighbors too!
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It is fun to plow now, BUT, will I have to come down there in July to make you

weed it!! ??


Thanks for the nice comments everybody. Cad, Thats what a 7 shank cultivator is for right?
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