Rowe Furniture: Good or Bad?
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Comments (11)Thanks guys, I just love them to pieces. I wanted to wait one more heat to breed her (she's 1.5 years) but DH let Spuddy out with her whenever I wasn't looking so that was that. LOL. Pudge, sounds like a good system you built. I haven't thought as far as potty yet. I was a bit panicked about the delivery because it was my first time and Daisy's too and I was reading up constantly in case anything went wrong. I freaked myself out reading all kinds of conflicting information but when the time came it all made sense and everything went fine. I have carpet under the box too, a length of rubber backed industrial mat. On top of that are old blankets and old towels that are changed 3x/day. They are not specifically spoken for, but I have some people interested. My cousin wants one, and a friend is going to take one for a few days to see if she is allergic. She played with Spud & Daisy all day once and had no problems so she thinks she will be ok. DH wants to keep them all - yeah right DH!! Vrie, around here lots of people think 6 weeks is plenty. I will definitely be hanging onto these guys for 9 weeks. When you breed your poms you have to keep us posted! I love little poms, they are so sweet. I guess you would have to do a fair bit of clipping/shaving when she gives birth. (Once again I thank my dogs for being short-haired, LOL) I'll post some more pics in a few days....See MoreBad news, maybe good news
Comments (17)Mike, the disk. works good with 2 cement blocks after you plow. As far as just trying to disc virgin soil with grass it wont do it. You have to plow to loosen the soil. My best tool is my spring tooth drag harrow. I can run that through a few times and then till each path for planting seed with my 2 Earthways. without having to plow every year.( because my soil has been worked up every year.) But my first year was a Bugger. I have 6 growing areas this season for around 29,000 sq. ft. of tilled soil. I do not use beds but add a lot of organic matter and manures. I plant my greens tight spaced rows of 3, my beans tight rows of 2. The rest I plant convential with 18-30 inch spacing ,depending on the crop. The equipment that I have does a good job for 1-3 acres ,any more and I would go with a 8n ford or similar with a 3point. My chipper/shredder is great for making compost and also grinds soybeans and corn for chicken feed fast I can grind a 50 lb. bag of any grain or seed fast and have perfect texture, also grinds cornstalks and any other dead plant residue even chicken-manure /straw mix. Mark...See Morerow row row your boat (of seeds)
Comments (4)Thanks Mike, I do understand the seeds won't be true, I don't mind. I figure, more chance of a small tree with seeds from one than with seeds from a known-larger variety however. H2O2's benefits for germination of seeds (not just plumeria) has been documented very well, both in this forum and in many other places including academic research - just Google. Certainly it's not a requirement, but I like to increase my chances when it's easy to do so. The boat method I'm less sure about, but I've read enough people using it that I figured I'd try - after all, this is fun for me, I'm not farming plumeria for any other reason. Kind of like the whole "bury an egg" method of rooting a cutting, which sounds really strange to me but so many people swear by it and have great looking trees to show. I have a few more of these seeds and may try potting some in media as well. Yeah, my timing is bad for getting seeds just now, I'm aware. I do appreciate your insights though, and look forward to spring! Daniel...See More'Dip and strip' paint removal for furniture - good or bad idea?
Comments (3)Look for a stripper who uses the flow-over technique. Not the old-fashioned, destructive caustic (lye) dip. Flow over uses a regular solvent type stripping chemical and a basin to capture the overflow as it is gently pumped over the piece. The chemical is filtered and recirculated and it does the best job of getting everything off without damaging the wood or the veneer and glue joints. Casey...See Morecraftybrush51
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