WOW! This is the first time that I looked at the location on Google. 80 acres surrounded by that much state land. Hunters dream!! I know you don't hunt, but trail makers/maintainers dream too! I know technically you legally are probably not allowed to make trails on state land, but that...
I hear all of these people commenting on solar replacing agricultural land and I get it, food insecurity and rising food prices is not something we need more of. But to be honest it seem like there is plenty of land that is not being farmed out there right now. As I drove from TN to Colorado...
We had our hearts set on a gas stove on our renovation after years of using a cheapie electric stove, had the gas run and everything. But after reading some of the data on gas stoves we decided to go with a induction stove. It is indeed instant heat, it is a pretty good substitute for gas...
I know right? I have always been a little indifferent about figs until our old tree in the backyard did really well this summer. Then I started to do a little more research on them and now I am kinda addicted.
So you leave them outside until they start to green up in late winter?
The ones I just bought are in 3 gallon pots so the guy I bought them from recommended to put them in a dark location until spring, they are small still so my crawlspace will be perfect. Then once it starts to warm he does...
Here is SE Tennessee we seem to kind of be in the sweet spot for fig growing, as long as you get a fig that can tolerate the humidity and heavy rainfall. I plan on waiting until the spring to plant and my new fig guru Kenny recommended bringing them inside this winter. I will put them in my...
Great tips guys, thanks!
The guy I just bought a couple blueberry plants from had an interesting planting method. He basically plants them in mounds. Hardly digs down at all maybe 4 inches. Then uses soil conditioner (which is basically rotted pine mulch) and peat moss as a soil mixture...
Well then I guess we agree. I am not naive enough to think wind and solar can power our world either. But coal is a dirty dinosaur, lets at least agree to use natural gas. Now if someone can just bring nuclear fusion online to create low cost/emissions hydrogen generation all of our problems...
But to be fair, we all have a little bit of Mr. NIMBY in us. You sound like someone that touts the benefits of burning fossil fuels, but I highly doubt you would like to live next to an oil refinery would you? What about a mountain top removal coal mine? Or would you let them put a gas...