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RE: Garden Gadgetry
thank you for your reply. It is good to know somebody is reading my BS.
The ganged planters are used in rotary hoed, use year after year fields,
altho we have used them on the headland [where a tractor turns around to start the next row] of wheat fields to grow corn very sucsesfully, that was anything but smooth, kiwi inginuity, tape a plastic bag over the top of the seed hopper, nothing falls out, and you can see when it needs more seed.
That is awesome! Baling twine, plastic bags, and tape! A veritable trifecta of to-do ingenuity! I wish you had pictures of some of this seeding that you speak of, kiwi ingenuity in action, especially of someone peering through the plastic bag to see if they were out of seed. I am all for the simplest solution for getting something to work so I can get to work. You have definitely seen things for sure!
New Zealand was my husband's uncle's favorite country, and the man tromped all around the world as a Marine from the late 30's through the late 60's. It sounds beautiful!
And if you mean "Bodacious Scrawling" when referring to your posts, then I totally agree😉
definitely scrawling, poor Trevor has to read and point out my errors before I am allowed to post. Due to long time use there is a lot of abbreviations in the first attempts. Still why have a son if you can't use him.
I was referring to the product of our nearby town. Bulls.
Heh. Yes, I shall tell my son that tomorrow when we proceed to build our outdoor oven project! That is great though that you have Trevor as a proof reader and editor. I do that for my dear father too. Actually he just talks and I write it down, but close enough.
Ah, I figured that bovine fecal matter was your descriptive intent, but I still think that your posts are far from that, and as my Papa had a hundred head of cows I would like to think that I am somewhat well versed in the identification of said substance!