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not suggestions for ya penrod, I have encountered much of the same. Most people are interested but when it comes down to commitment or actually putting any effort into it, forget it. There's people here on APN that live less than 50 miles from where we meet up and say they're coming but never show up.

I find that hard to believe as bad as Naperville has gotten over the past few years. I remember when it was just a quiet, small town surrounded by farm fields. I used to blast thru there on friday and saturday nites drunk as a monkey on my harley.....

good point zazzu, it was in new posts from Ershaddy making a reply and I didn't notice it was old.

I just checked, neither one is free. First one is 3.99, second one is 13.99

Southern Illinois meet up, May 25th, starting at 11am and going until ??? So far, the topics will be canning and solar power, more about the back to eden gardening plan (got a whole set up here) with more discussions to be added. I'll be grilling again and baking the bread on the grill as well. Potl...

namwal, I see your point. I use it, it works just fine. Goats have coccidian protozoa all the time. If you have some other natural remedy for it, please share. The "medication" for this parasite is ridiculously expensive. As for not working well internally, it works just fine. Within a cou...

if it didnt work, I'd of had some dead animals long before now. Why would it not work internally? Why would heat or moisture affect the nature of it? Here' learn about it.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diatomaceous_earth edited to add- eh, that kind of sounded insensitive, guess I needed more coff...

namwal, it kills all worms and parasites. You can also rub it on them to kill fleas and ticks, lice, etc. I have not used any chemicals or medications here since 1993. I feed DE to the horses, cows, chickens and goats. Works great. There is one thing you must be wary of when using it tho, it is powd...

uhm, why not just buy some DE and feed it with your feed? DE will eliminate the need for medicated feeds and wormers.

Yah, $3.54 is what it is down here this past week. it was mid 40s overnight last 2 nites as the weather front moved thru. Beautiful day today, planted the cherry, peach and apple trees I got yesterday from Gurneys. I expanded the front garden some but haven't finished it with the wood chip yet. Mayb...

knurlednut, PM warning issued, stop it.

I am not too picky, I'll cut any little patch. Grass is hay as long as it's not full of sapling trees and weeds. I cut my 3 acre front yard when it gets away from me (just have a push mower and it can grow too quick on me). 30 square bales is 30 more no matter how you look at it. That's a couple wee...

native to asia and europe, not a plant that is readily available in my area. milk thistle is tho, in every road ditch and farm field!

brains the size of pinheads is more like it. As for the museums thoughts on 2 roosters.... maybe if the roos are english game cocks but Austrlorp roos get along quite well and once you know the key to breeding docile birds, it doesn't matter anymore. The only reason you would want to cull roos is if...

Same here arkie! I cut a couple 5 acres patches in town near me for hay! Any clean ground is game around here!

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