Recent content by Philip-TX

I do a lot of spot sparying with my little 25gal tank, with Spectracide. It contains 2-4d, is cheap and does a great job on cuckleburs, and thistles, (1oz/gal) Spectracide

At least you know where to find her. I wouldn't change a thing, (i.e. move the table or trashcan) or she might find some escape route or other mischievous thing to get into.

Not much help for ya. I struggle with the same thing in my wife's Ford Edge. Here is one of the messages I got.......at least yours gives you a hint that it is the WIFI or FordPass. Mine is "something". :)

No it looks like that is something else. Some of what I've found: 2,4-D and 2,4-DB This is the broadleaf king slayer of herbicides. Land managers commonly use this to spray oat, sorghum, rye and wheat plots. Used correctly, it kills broadleaf plants - including clover - without damaging grass...

I saw somewhere that 2-4-DB won't kill the legumes. It is on my list to research.......

ZMO oil https://zmocompany.com/history/ Grandpa always kept a bottle handy. Used mostly on Angora goats at sheering time, when they got cut, but also horses and cattle injuries. Humans got a does occasionally too.

I kinda got the scrooge/grinch after the kids quit caring about decorations. I did this to minimize the req'd effort each year. Now I have a 2yr old granddaughter that LOVES the Grinch. So he came back out at the old farm house.

Aren't those agency owned %'s, actually a percent of the 1.9% (32 mil acres) NPS 37.3% (of the 32mil)? etc I always heard 97-98% private ownership

GMO has been going on since the first indians picked the ear of corn that was the biggest, and had the most kernels, down to the fastest horses.

^^Trailer hitch on a vet.....nice

Well in Central Texas if feels like the gates of hell have been opened. Looking forward to the flood gates to be cracked a little/alot.

We had a pair that came up to the house. (over the next yr and a half)...... Then they brought two kits. Then mom/dad quit coming, then the kits quit coming. then one kit showed back up....

How many grasshoppers make up that 30 lbs? If an avg. grasshopper weight is 0.01oz (from google)..... how much does a grasshopper weigh ?48,000? If I did the math right. .005oz per day per hopper=240lbs/day for 48,000 hoppers FWIW-I have used Lambda in the past with pretty good results.