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Red Georgia Clay: I have got

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Sunday, July 18, 2010. To quit eating Mexican and watching The Wind and the Lion. While reading apocalyptic sci-fi novels about the nazis winning WWII right before I go to bed! Posted by Dave at 12:25 AM. Cast Iron and Cranky. Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. Hay and Forage Grower. Potash and Phosphate Institute. History and History Related Links. CW Western Cavalry Forum. Society of the Military Horse. Company of Military Historians.

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Nassau County Extension Office - Pasture & Forage

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Nassau County Extension Pasture and Forage Information. Call 530-6353 for a kit). UF Forages of Florida. University of Georgia Forage. Return to Agriculture Home Page. Agriculture and Natural Resources. Edis - Extension Digital Information Service. UF/IFAS Pesticide Information Office. Google Search of Extension Web Sites. Pesticide Certification Training,. Limited Commercial Landscape Maintenance. Disaster Preparation and Recovery. Florida Wildlife Extension,. Surgeon General's Tips for Healthy Children.

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Red Georgia Clay: Feeding hay

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Tuesday, February 27, 2007. I put out the last of my rolls Saturday. I am hoping that the rain from the weekend and the warm weather this week will make the grass green up a little early this year. I probably have enough square bales left to feed another month, but that's it. Now, if I can just figure out those winning numbers. Posted by Dave at 12:00 PM. Cast Iron and Cranky. Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. Hay and Forage Grower.

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Red Georgia Clay: News from the sticks

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Saturday, September 01, 2007. News from the sticks. The past few months have been more than a little busy. I have scarcely had time to read blogs, let alone write anything, but I hope to go back to posting at least occasionally. I will have a new Redneck Engineering post tomorrow and boy it's a doozy. Posted by Dave at 2:54 PM. Cast Iron and Cranky. Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. Hay and Forage Grower. Potash and Phosphate Institute.

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Red Georgia Clay: A post for some reason

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Tuesday, November 15, 2011. A post for some reason. Just for the novelty of it. As a follow up to my previous post, I ended up buying a 7710 Ford with a cab and 4wd. Loved it until I somehow managed to burn up the transmission whilst mowing hay back in June. It's been in the shop ever since, because every time we think it's fixed, something else screws up. The temptation is getting pretty strong to see how much trade-in I can get on it.

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Red Georgia Clay: A quick annoucement

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Wednesday, February 21, 2007. Before we return to non-blogging. I am NOT the father of Anna Nicole Smith's child. Posted by Dave at 7:50 PM. Cast Iron and Cranky. Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. Hay and Forage Grower. Potash and Phosphate Institute. History and History Related Links. CW Western Cavalry Forum. Society of the Military Horse. Company of Military Historians. Links which defy category. View my complete profile.

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Red Georgia Clay: Redneck Engineering- Chapter XXVII

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Sunday, July 18, 2010. Redneck Engineering- Chapter XXVII. I have one of the little cheap 55 gallon sprayers. The booms on it were only 6' wide (giving me a total 12' spray pattern), which is just too small for pastures (in my opinion anyway), so a while back I bought a BoomJet boomless. Spray nozzle and ditched the booms. With this contraption, I now have a 30' (give or take a couple of feet) spray pattern. Posted by Dave at 12:33 AM.

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Red Georgia Clay: This one probably qualifies as a Redneck Engineering post...

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Monday, June 15, 2009. This one probably qualifies as a Redneck Engineering post. Because of the lovely wooden "brackets" on the generator. Although it may not look that big in this picture, that has got to be the largest Briggs I've ever seen. Posted by Dave at 1:43 PM. Cast Iron and Cranky. Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. Hay and Forage Grower. Potash and Phosphate Institute. History and History Related Links. CW Western Cavalry Forum.

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Red Georgia Clay: dang

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Senseless drivel brought to you on a once-a-year-basis! Wednesday, June 17, 2009. I went with Tony today to look a tedder that he was interested in and may have found myself another tractor provided I can secure the funds. Posted by Dave at 7:46 PM. Cast Iron and Cranky. Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. Hay and Forage Grower. Potash and Phosphate Institute. History and History Related Links. CW Western Cavalry Forum. Society of the Military Horse. Company of Military Historians. Links which defy category.