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this young couple are farming and videoing like mad.
She is very articulate and just believable.
Having planted row crops and waited for them to come up,
when "that first hint of green" is seen, like I saw today driving through
Solebury looking at the fields. The first of the corn was popping up.
Other fields still beige or brown, likely from Roundup waiting for Roundup ready beans or ethanol corn.

these folks pretty much represent the best of American values
they are dealing with flooded fields and tornadoes and they saw the Northern Lights which apparently futzed up some gps units.
oh to be young and be able to afford to do this.
if you don't inherit land, it's pretty tough to do if you actually want to make a profit.
If you don't care, and many don't, they just like the farm life, the tax deduction, the seasonal quality of life in general.

I bet Don is still discovering new stuff in his new house.
And all that redecorating to do, his wife will be busy.

David, not sure you have any other alternative but you have been remarkably patient.
Did they pressure test the fuel line, could a glob of gasket guck be clogging a line?
had that happen on an Olds Bravada; pick up tube in transfer case clogged from the beginning build.

From a customer relations standpoint, If I were LS, I'd be giving you a loaner on them. 2 months is simply an unacceptable amount of time for
a new tractor to be down. They should be flying a tech in, whatever it takes.
Thank goodness your wife has a tractor.
It appears your local guy just doesn't have the diagnostic aptitude you need.
at some point you have to start replacing lines, parts, something...
I think your aux fuel tank makes sense. Will eliminate the tank. Then you have to trace the lines forward, blow them out.
good luck

cleaning and testing your fuel injector is another good one to cross off the list.
would be nice if someone here in the LS threads could help you. I'm just lamely guessing
Yes, she has many nice videos.
Many of the high tech operations had issues with GPS enabled systems.
Just think of the disaster it would have been if these so called autonomous trucks were on the highways or autonomous tractors with highend expensive equipment out running around when that happened.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #190,453  
Good Evening/Morning!

A quick read through sounds like most everyone is getting into a happy spring-> summer mood. We are already having mosquitoes and that dampens the joy of summertime a little bit.

Everyone stay healthy and well-fed! Prayers for those needing them and for Our Nation!
 
   / Good morning!!!! #190,454  
Good (Friday) morning. Overnight Low of 10.3C and it's presently 14.7C, overcast a fairly calm. Chance of a wee bit of rain this arvo.

Dentist appointment was pretty much an in'n'out occasion. No problems, heck, she didn't need to 'scrape' anything so I must be doing everything right with what teeth I have left. 😁 I'll return in 6 months time.

Today I have a monthly Church/Parish Council meeting @ 1630.

That's about it, take care all.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #190,455  
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Got garden half planted. This year spaced rows 4 ft apart, may regret that as the weed block is 3 ft. In the past i covered everything (except potato, beans, and corn rows) and made holes for tomatoes, peppers, cantalope,etc., but this year put a solid new piece down between the rows, not overlapping.
Garden is 48 ft long, rows are 24 ft in short direction. First 2 rows reserved for 2 cantalopes. Only 1 tomato arch this year, only planting 3. rest of row 3 is 3 green peppers, room for her red pepper still in a pot. Row 4 is other end of tomato arch, then a 16 ft panel with pole beans. Tomorrow will plant 3 or 4 rows of potatos starting in row 5. Not doing corn this year. going to leave the former corn space to plant pumpkins later, if we don't forget. Few years ago I made the garden 5 ft longer on the house end, to bring it out to the end of the barn. Next year I will probably put grass seed in first 4 or 5 feet and shorten the garden again. Marked out 11 rows, so will plant 7 or 8.
wife wiped out the gourd plants growing from last years, but left a few in the far end in the pumpkin area.

And after I got home yesterday with the 6 new packets of pole bean seeds that my wife couldn't find anywhere (Lowes had them), I discovered about 10 packets left over from last year. This is the first year I actually planted according to instructions, 2 seeds every 4 inches, usually i just drop them in the row. Only took 2 packets to do the 16 ft panel, so I have 4 more packets left over..... Guess I could return them..

In 2018 I switched from bush beans to pole beans, using hog panels. much easier to pick.
2019 I switched to the heavier woven plastic ground cover, used to use the light stuff from costco, until it got so thin the weeds just grew under it and pushed it up. This year all new plastic. I used the old plastic under my gravel areas I put down for camper and behind the barn.
 
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64F and clear @ 22:30, heading down to around 61F for the low overnight. Clouding up later with rain coming in overnight.

High here today hit 81.1F, was hot sitting in the sun. LWS reports 0.11" of precip since midnight.

Didn't get any deck work or oil change done yesterday. Only thing I managed was to get done was another section of shelving set up, and plants on the shelves watered/fed and spread out further.

Woman did make a rhubarb cobbler however, which was the highlight of my day ... :love::

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Today went better, got 15 of the Sunny Boy yellow tomatoes planted in the ground. Just 4 more to plant to make a full row:

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Also got the 4 largest of the Trip•L•Crop indeterminate tomatoes planted under the new section of remesh trellis I put up:

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All well watered in with Schultz Tomato Food and sprayed with water/peppermint extract to keep the critters off of them (along with the blueberry bushes and the rhubarb for bugs)

Root structure on the Sunny Boys was very good, Trip•L•Crop was fair I'd say.

Other than a few larger Crimson Cushions, most of the rest of the tomatoes need about a week or so to grow/develop further before I'll plant them.

Peppers still have a long way to go.

Probably do the cabbage and broccoli next.

Supposed to rain tomorrow morning and afternoon so it will be a few days before any more planting.

Hopefully get up to the shop tomorrow to work on the lift cylinder.

Hope everyone had a decent Thursday ... (y)
 
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Good evening all. Cooled off to 64ºF at 11 AM, warmed back up to 70ºF, Rain start about 9AM radar estimates .75 inch, More rain forecast for in morning. Some clearing in afternoon. Got more progress on estate, no haircut, lunch and groceries went well. got nap no group tonight. Did get 45 minute chat with granddaughter.
Wednesday morning 8:26 AM CDT:
Dennis sometimes there is a wan port.
Don glad vacuum really sucks. Sorry you were running behind.
Don did you check the back of the Netgear device? Ports are often labeled.
Kyle glad work went well. I did not know they can 3D print tungsten carbide. Pringles chips best example, they are parallel so they stack well, but not anywhere near flat. The better you can document parameters the more accurate and predictable the machine will be.
Two_bit glad you could check in.
Today 3:32 AM CDT post:
Ron glad progress on pond clean up and garden weeding. I don't know how to break this to you but your pic is not an eagle ;)
Buppies glad you got some rain, 5 hours sleep not near enough. prayers sent.
Bill hope dealer shows and vitals good.
Thomas have not been fishing, or golfing yet :) 10 day says hot weather here.
Thomas hope day went well.
Don hope you got the rain. Hope the moving of stuff goes well.
Drew hope new knee works out for BIL. I hear you on someone thinks they know it all, family or not. At least with non family you have more options :) Glad you are getting break from school board, need to stop and breathe periodically.
Mike hope you took advantage of the rain free forecast. Sorry to hear turkey population down.
Don impressive outdoor cooking area. It's bigger than my kitchen.
Plowhog hope you got irrigation going.
Billy glad you are getting puppy time, hope hike was good. Something tells me phone companies can do more about spam, but they don't. Neat pic
RNG sorry about the fires near old house. Hope the diode swap worked on Zebra bike. Glad you are getting more stuff sold. hope you had a good trip north.
Frits glad you got some rain and dry day today. Nice splitter, and log lift too :)
Paul sorry about the extra cost from previous tenant, Hope the cost to restore to factory state not too expensive. Good to hear about to start on old folks home :) Hope pre-construction meeting was good. I really enjoy my insert, heat pump doesn't run when it's burning.
Frits very nice features!
Ken glad current round of mowing finished. Sorry weed whacking is chewing through batteries so fast. I don't envy you with your dad problems, too bad GF doesn't move on. Great pics
Drew good new on better Dr visits.
Ron that bird looks more like eagle :)
Scott(vt) glad pool about full Hope weather permits cover off soon.
Scotty hope work went well this morning.
Dennis glad she was not hard to find. Sorry about ongoing A/C issue for son.
David glad good PW results sorry it started to act up. Hope Sophie enjoyed treat. Hope guys did well at H&F.
Dennis sorry about loader valve on PW that sounds like a pain.
David good luck finding fuel problem.
Drew looks like nice place.
Randy goos to hear dentist happy. Hope meeting went well.
Dennis glad garden coming along, hope your changes work out.
Don glad internet now working.
Don normally Internet(WAN) fed to router then to switch, Is that how Larry wired it?
RS glad you got the rhubarb cobbler, looks yummy. Garden really coming along.
prayer for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle /Daughter, /mom's breathing, /son's migraines, Bird /aging issues, Ron /heart, Billy /mom hypertension & congestive heart failure, David(moss) /remodel, /divorce, Buppies /cancer, parathyroid,blood sugar /wife healing, Thomas /gout, Phil /reflux, Frits /veteran son with mental issues, /granddaughter with Evans Syndrome, Ken /dad possible dementia, /chronic fatigue, Diet not working, Steppenwolfe /son-auto immune disorder, Grev /wife's eye, Ted /knee recovery, /retirement & disability red tape, /family issues, Lou /eye issues, /heart issues, /wife hip replacement, Doug and wife/health issues, / hand nerve and surgery, /fall and recovery, / wife headaches and heart eval, / David(sadamo)/Sophie's hip or leg pain, Scaredy/shoulder dislocation, /marriage dissolving, / friend stop drinking, Dennis /retirement, /neighbor issues, /land development, /favorable winds not in the forecast there, /dad surgery recovery, Drew /back operation issues, /friend's wife cancer diagnosis and recovery, Scotty /back pain, Helogabals /wife's friend situation, Fatjay /father broken hip, Israel, Ukraine war, and Country.
 

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