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Ed Thayer
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This is driving me crazy, I am trying to post these pictures with little success. Try this link.
Sorry about that,
ED
ParticipantSorry about that. Try this one.
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ParticipantI like the idea. Sounds like a great oppurtunity to get in the woods and learn some more skills.
Ed
September 16, 2011 at 9:01 pm in reply to: Annual Gathering at Fair Winds Farm and DAP Annual Meeting Sept 16-18 #68954ParticipantI am headed to the gathering first thing Saturday Morning.
ParticipantIs anyone looking for anything special? I am heading to the auction this weekend providing we do not have a hurricane headed our way 🙂
ParticipantThanks for the replies. As you all thought, they have worked it out and even stand in the same stall together every once in a while.
Ed
ParticipantGlad to hear everyone enjoyed the event, I hope to catch up with some of you at Fairwinds Farm for the DAP annual event.
Ed
ParticipantThat sounds painfull, wish him well.
ParticipantNice work, I wish I could use our horses for hay production like you all do.
ParticipantI hope your ankle feels better. Glad to hear you were able to get the horses out to mow.
ParticipantWhere does the pooper scooper go?
ParticipantThat is a neat set up. What do you think the application rate is with that per acre?
ParticipantJulie,
I bought the front caster wheel from Grainger Co. and was dissapointed with it. It was $130.00 and it broke the second time out with it. I think it would work ok for flat ground but I used it on some fresh plowed ground that was uneven and it snalpped the wheel hub out.
I had a cast iron wheel kicking around and fabricated that on to the swivel caster frame that I originally purchased. It is a much stronger arangement.
You can see the new cast wheel here
ParticipantThanks Mitch, I hope things are dry up in Maine. We have had a lot of rain lately and had to put off planting the last week or two. It was nice to see the sun for a couple of days.
I hope all is well with you.
Ed
ParticipantI planted them by hand but did cut the furrow with a tractor. Then covered them with the discs on the tool bar.
We tried some reds this year and the old standby Kennebeks.
The chicks are growing like crazy. Hope to get them out of the chicken tractor soon so they can run around the pen.
We want to get the pumkins in too this weekend.
We are picking up two piglets from Mark Cowdrey tommorow morning.
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