Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

That auger driller contraption drove those 10 7' posts in 2 hours.

Those two guys told me that they owned the drilling rig and trailer and rent skid steers for each job. They were from Maine.

I need a dog fence and I have no clue how to site it with the given "necessary (wife) parameters" and existing property layout. I am morally against those invisible fences and I do not think it would stop a St. B. only irritate it.

It stopped my neighbors st B. That was one mean dog.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

I could use one of those!! I started another post in owning/operating about my 3 point PHD. First time I tried it, screwed itself right into the ground up to the gearbox....not real fun:shocked:

I have a little 1 man auger that would take like 3 hours to drill a 4" hole just 24" deep. I think I just need to learn the curve of the big one.

Saw that thread. I use my phd on 20hp massey with no problem. Just little down, then pull to clear the dirt. I also use 12" auger.

 

[toppop52]

JB, to answer your question, Ellen is not showing symptoms, I think this was starting before we left home last week.

 

[txdon]

Thanks for sharing the plant based diet information too... There is a lot of contradictory information on the internet (surprise, surprise). My/our dietary focus is to address the auto-immune inflammatory cause and effect process. A lot of what you have provided on cholesterol management applies.

There is usually a simple explanation for any contradictory information and it can be found here using the search. NutritionFacts.org | The Latest in Nutrition Related Research
If you do find contradictory information that you can't find the information on just PM me. I think I have heard them all and researched them all.

Doubt is what is marketed, but don't buy it, look deeper. Here is an excellent example how the consumer is confused about butter.
The Saturated Fat Studies: Set Up to Fail | NutritionFacts.org

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Tried a new hitch in the ranger receiver, still won't go in.

 

[Ed of all trades]

Good evening all, Went to the grocery store today and the rest of the day was doing little things in the house.

Drew, I enjoy rain and almost never want it to stop or go away.

Buckeye, could you measure and if it is close grind a hitch to fit?

Randy, As you already know, don't fool around get checked out. Prayers sent.

Prayers sent for those in need. Ed

 

[txdon]

Tried a new hitch in the ranger receiver, still won't go in.

Have you tried modifying the trailer side?

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Buckeye, could you measure and if it is close grind a hitch to fit?

Ed

Probably what I'll have to do. Don't expect to use hitch much, had the ranger over a yr before trying it. I was going to throw chain over the ball when attaching my pallet drag, instead i pushed chain inside and put a hitch pin in to hold it.

They were calling for downpours, so far just light sprinkles.

Found neighbors cat trapped in my barn again, good thing i went out there.

 

[jbrumberg]

Don- Thanks for those links. I checked them out. They are now bookmarked. I have no problems with PM's and PMing, I rarely do, but I really appreciate the offer. The way it's going I probably will. My cholesterol is not great either, but my primary doctor feels not high enough to justify prescribing statins and mess with my already messed up liver. Cutting out the high cholesterol foods will not hurt.

When it comes to a lot of "scientific" research studies it appears that the funding sources usually get the desired results for which they are paying. I learned how one can lie with statistics and skew experimental designs and findings in grad school.

Randy- Thanks for sharing about Ellen. I am glad to read that she is not getting sick. It's bad enough that you are sick. I hope that you can get some sleep tonight.

BEF- Thanks for sharing about your neighbor's St. B. and the invisible fence. People assume that all Saint B's are "saints". Some are not. I do not scare that easily, but I met one St.B. when we adopted our last that did. A scary product of a backyard breeder If it is in the best interests of Brogen I would consider an invisible fence. He would not be outdoors unsupervised in any event due to possible interactions with the local coy wolves, porcupines, or upset momma bears.

 

[txdon]

Just got cobbler #5 out of the oven. We are eating one every two days. And no, we are not gaining weight the cobblers are just fruit and oats and spices. They are an excellent breakfast and/or snack.

My Dad, before he died, changed his corn field into a coastal field. This year we found out that last years coastal did not take and my mom will have to get the field replanted again this spring. Arg.