Today and tomorrow are tractor training days. We did the online training and now we drive it around for a little while with an instructor watching. Then we can mow the verbesina.
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For those of you who asked about the Gooneyville Lodge, this is where it used to be. I'm not sure when it was torn down but it was a long time ago. This is a spot that we spray verbesina, mow, and keep it controlled.
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This is taken from the same place on the other side of the road. We haven't gotten to this yet. Maybe next year.
1 comment:
When I see all the land that you have left to clear, all I see are the millions of seed that the little stinkers are producing! Look at it as job security.
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