Tbitty
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ObviouslyThat's Captain Obvious to you. Lol.
ObviouslyThat's Captain Obvious to you. Lol.
i've grabbed my share of rotten ones picking them on my grandfather's farm. I believe I'd rather grab a warm dog turd than a rotten potato.I can help you out with that dirty hands thing. We've got another potato harvest coming up in about 115 days and are always short on help.
Hmmm...if there's a Pike County (IL, I assume???) deer hunt in there somewhere, sign me up!You can come up and help me plant beans. As a matter of fact the monitor for the planter is acting up, I need a good tech guy.
Let's go back 70 years. We planted by hand with a stick. Poke a hole in the ground and drop in four beans, not three, not five, four, and each hill had to be a foot apart. Dad was covering them with a hoe. If we miscounted or the hills weren't spaced right we got a swat with the hoe handle. Learned how to plant pretty quick.Hmmm...if there's a Pike County (IL, I assume???) deer hunt in there somewhere, sign me up!
Not sure how much help I'd be though. Last time I planted beans was probably 40 years ago. Technology was a little more primitive back then.
i've grabbed my share of rotten ones picking them on my grandfather's farm. I believe I'd rather grab a warm dog turd than a rotten potato.
Course, Dad, Pawpaw, and my uncles all thought it was the height of hilarity when one of us kids grabbed one. Or like as not, several.
Haha, I bet! Not exactly how we do it these days though.i've grabbed my share of rotten ones picking them on my grandfather's farm. I believe I'd rather grab a warm dog turd than a rotten potato.
Course, Dad, Pawpaw, and my uncles all thought it was the height of hilarity when one of us kids grabbed one. Or like as not, several.
@spike.t
I got sick of running mate so no I get the last two words in any argument we have.
YES DEAR
Saves a lot of time and leg work.
Bob
That's exactly why I wouldn't help @Bob Nelson 35Whelen plant tomatoes. You don't plant them far enough apart to his satisfaction and your liable to get whacked up side the head with a two forty three tomato plant stake!Let's go back 70 years. We planted by hand with a stick. Poke a hole in the ground and drop in four beans, not three, not five, four, and each hill had to be a foot apart. Dad was covering them with a hoe. If we miscounted or the hills weren't spaced right we got a swat with the hoe handle. Learned how to plant pretty quick.
Took me a second, but WOW!