Monday, May 02, 2011
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- And back to work again.
- Enjoying some fine music on my supper break.
- Our daily standoff.
- More custom farmin' at the airport.
- Because it is faster, simpler, cheaper, and more a...
- Flushing out any remaining family members.
- Mrs. Frisbee did not move her home in time.
- Katie Takes Oregon, Part III.
- Rollin' on 29s.
3 Comments:
Is that frozen? Just how cold is it out there?
3:41 PM, May 02, 2011
The fertilizer won't freeze, it just gets gloopy. Those are little balls of gloop. It starts getting gloopy I'm going to guess around 50 degrees. And when it gets gloopy it doesn't want to flow through filters and nozzles and such. So when you have a couple of thousand gallons stored and it gets into the 30's and 40's every night for a week and only gets up into the fifties during the day you have a big gloopy mess. And then it takes a few days of warmer weather to de-gloopify. So on Monday and Tuesday and this morning I had to stop to de-gloop the filter every 5 acres or so, whereas this afternoon and evening I did not have to de-gloop even a single time.
10:38 PM, May 04, 2011
Thanks.
7:15 PM, May 07, 2011
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