Farmers should use smaller tractors,

[oldballs]

Hey!!!, I love my hedge row. It controls erosion of wind and water and provides privacy for me and shelter for lots of God's creatures. But I haven't hugged it .....yet. (the thorns hurt). It does takes out about 50 feet each side of tillable land however. On the short term that could mean some $$$ to a farm operation.

I've heard that the Germans didn't care for the hedgerows in France either.

Cheers,
Mike

 

[ovrszd]

Neither did we.

How's the garden Mike??

 

[oldballs]

Sticking to the thread about smaller tractors..........I'd say that my garden is best when I keep my tractor out of it. In fact, if my knees hold out, I think that I'll dig the potatoes with a fork spade. However, throwing them up with a middle buster is a whole lot easier....got 5 rows, 30 foot each. ....We'll see what the knees say.:laughing:

Cheers,
Mike

 

[Renze]

I've heard that the Germans didn't care for the hedgerows in France either.

 

[GoldenCityMuse]

And Bitumin is what we call asphalt, and the pavement is what we call a sidewalk. Good old Brit English.

 

[Garandman]

I'll let my BIL know his 130hp Case is too big. He's all ears when his brother-in-law from Boston advises him about farm tractors. :laughing:

 

[Wagtail]

And Bitumin is what we call asphalt, and the pavement is what we call a sidewalk. Good old Brit English.

= footpath.