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we call it "gumbo." hard as effing concrete when dry, gooey mess when it gets saturated.
Interesting, we called the bentonite clay in Wyoming gumbo. Like driving on snot when it’s wet.
we call it "gumbo." hard as effing concrete when dry, gooey mess when it gets saturated.
Along the southern coastal plain, especially in the Mississippi River flood plain, you'll find our kind of gumbo soil at the farthest reaches of a given flood plain. When a river gets out of its bed and starts flooding, all of the heavy, rich silt (the kind that can make farmers rich) is deposited nearest the river, and the further out you get, the smaller and finer the silt particles get, until you get the stuff that makes up gumbo. If you want to garden in the stuff, you have to do a lot of soil amendment. When dry, even a big 7HP Troy Built won't break it up, at least not easily. And when it's wet, it totally clogs up the tines. It's no good at all for root veggies like potatoes, sweet potatoes, turnips, and carrots.Interesting, we called the bentonite clay in Wyoming gumbo. Like driving on snot when it’s wet.
classic blackland is known to have grown cotton without crop rotation for 150 yrs without fertilizer of any kind...Along the southern coastal plain, especially in the Mississippi River flood plain, you'll find our kind of gumbo soil at the farthest reaches of a given flood plain. When a river gets out of its bed and starts flooding, all of the heavy, rich silt (the kind that can make farmers rich) is deposited nearest the river, and the further out you get, the smaller and finer the silt particles get, until you get the stuff that makes up gumbo. If you want to garden in the stuff, you have to do a lot of soil amendment. When dry, even a big 7HP Troy Built won't break it up, at least not easily. And when it's wet, it totally clogs up the tines. It's no good at all for root veggies like potatoes, sweet potatoes, turnips, and carrots.
Yes, that's why I read this forum - it's cozy, not so publicized that bots multiply here. Therefore, here are real opinions of real people....
I have no idea what our idiot pres Biden or his staff are saying or thinking, so for you to try to understand what the average American is thinking based on what you hear from the media lackeys or what Biden attempts to read off his teleprompter you do so at your own deficit of understanding.
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Opinions are like that waste port human beings come with; everybody has one.Yes, that's why I read this forum - it's cozy, not so publicized that bots multiply here. Therefore, here are real opinions of real people.
Although, on the other hand, Biden is a democratically elected leader, a representative of the majority of American voters - his words matter. America is not the last country in the world!