I own two Kelpies that are working dogs and I run them with a waist band to save my hands. At 85kg I can stomp both feet and they will gladly pull me along gravel tracks like sled dogs. They are bred to run all day everyday and pound for pound are insanely strong.
Apologies for the miscommunication, it's not that the 25% is guaranteed more so that they will be eligible to extend their limit once they have been in their jobs for longer. I know that when I changed industries and applied for a mortgage I had the same issue of needing to be in it for 6 months. I'll definitely have my lawyer look into it. Thanks for your input.
I've let the purchasers know that I'll put it to my lawyer to see what they come up with. It also gives them time to talk to a broker to see if there is a way around the finance. Thanks for your input.
There's a farm in the Midlands of Tasmania that has Emus just free roaming in the paddocks and I remember driving past and seeing them and thinking ah yes Emus that's normal. Followed by hitting the brakes, starring at them and thinking hang on why the fuck are there Emus just hanging out in a paddock in Tasmania.
Most builders wouldn't knock out a bathroom in 2 weeks. And also there is the assumption you will have 2 weeks at home. My first born, we had 4 days in hospital following a natural birth. Then you have medical check ups, people wanting to visit etc.
I started today using an 8mm socket and ended the day using a 50mm socket. Honestly I would go for quality for the sizes you know you need and get ratchet spanners in the same size and then keep your eye out for auctions, eventually and old set will show up, hit it with some WD40 and you are good to go.
Houses basically sell themselves at the moment. I've been to open house inspections without the agent even printing brochures! and an agent that just rolled up in casual clothes and threw a jacket on. Both houses still sold.
Of the 50 houses for sale in the suburb 20 have been listed since last year. We also have a 12 month lease on ours which ends in February which doesn't help.
Of the 50 houses for sale in the suburb 20 have been listed since last year. We also have a 12 month lease on ours which ends in February which doesn't help
We have an insanely high evapotranspiration rate so anything I can do to preserve soil moisture is a must but yes stubble burning is a great last resort for crop residue.
We burn our pasture and fence line every spring. This is the second year my husband burnt the pasture, and the grass came back healthier than it did last year. And there wasn't the normal thistle patch on the back corner of it. It just moved to the part that didn't get burnt, lol!
I was advised to crash graze instead but to encourage the stock to eat the dry standing grass we would need to supplement feed which I'm trying to move away from outside of strategic times. But yes neighbours tend not to be too happy if you end up burning their paddocks especially when it's an intentionally lit fire. Also Pine trees were very popular for wind breaks back in the day so fence lines are always stressful!
Elten JOSCHI safety boot, Leather with Gore-tex lining so actually water proof and breathes really well. The boot can handle up to 130° Celcius if you end up in a bush fire, Kevlar mid sole. Only thing is you definitely need to add an inner sole, there is a lot of room in there and they are incredibly comfortable with a thicker inner sole. I do over 20 thousand steps a day and they cop a beating but if you apply leather care periodically they go forever.
Thanks 👍 Did three passes with progressively shallower depths, straight then 45° then opposite 45°. Paddock is full of rocks so I need to be careful not to bring them all to the surface. Can't really say what the crop is but it's under government and police regulation.
My latest Gallagher solar+Mains energizer has Torx security screws and all I could think was why! Especially when they just screw into cheap plastic. If someone wants to get into the unit they are going to, it's just more tools I have to carry around.
Two things that made me realise I was watching the end of manned cropping. WeedSeeker has existed in Australia for a while (a system where each nozzle on a spray rig has a sensor that detects weeds and sprays as it passes them) big problem is that during dry times the sensors get covered in dust and struggle. So the new setup is a drone that maps the paddock with the same sensors and GPS marks all the weeds. The file is transferred to the spray rig and it sprays based off of the coordinates of each nozzle. The drone can map 400Ha/Hour and the system reduced herbicide use Astronomically.
I haven't but I've heard great things. I'm looking at buying a Seppi tiller mulcher for clearing new fence lines in the bush, the braken ferns are over 6ft and full of sticks and branches.
I know hemp isn't medicinal I'm just bringing this up in relation to growing a product that someone else wants. I grow opium Poppies. Opium Poppies can't be grown just anywhere and it's very important that they are grown. To make this happen the company pays for the seed, sows the crop, harvests the crop and pays for half of your overhead half way through the growing season. Yes this is also to do with the security of the crop. I'm not even allowed in the paddock whilst it's being harvested.
Not a movie but the original "scary stories" kids TV show. The episode where a young girl is home alone and thought her hand was being licked by her dog when she hung it over her bed only to find out the dog had been locked in the basement. She went back into her room and looked under her bed, nothing there and then opened her curtains and there was a man standing in front of her window who then ran away. I think the creepy pasta these days is called "humans can lick too"
I own two Kelpies that are working dogs and I run them with a waist band to save my hands. At 85kg I can stomp both feet and they will gladly pull me along gravel tracks like sled dogs. They are bred to run all day everyday and pound for pound are insanely strong.
Most people in his situation would be angry with his family for the centuries of inbreeding, but not Gerhardt.
Banks don’t provide approvals this way, in stages.
Apologies for the miscommunication, it's not that the 25% is guaranteed more so that they will be eligible to extend their limit once they have been in their jobs for longer. I know that when I changed industries and applied for a mortgage I had the same issue of needing to be in it for 6 months. I'll definitely have my lawyer look into it. Thanks for your input.
This is an unusual offer so use a lawyer.
I've let the purchasers know that I'll put it to my lawyer to see what they come up with. It also gives them time to talk to a broker to see if there is a way around the finance. Thanks for your input.
Firstly I’d say Emu are extinct in Tasmania- they were a seperate smaller species to the mainland.
There's a farm in the Midlands of Tasmania that has Emus just free roaming in the paddocks and I remember driving past and seeing them and thinking ah yes Emus that's normal. Followed by hitting the brakes, starring at them and thinking hang on why the fuck are there Emus just hanging out in a paddock in Tasmania.
I like the Toyota branded flat bed. Where are you?
Australia 👍
Luckily his head was empty so all it did was make a hollow sound
I like to think it makes the 1970s pong sound as the one brain cell bounces around in there.
$2502 per week 75% of income, I'm 29, sole earner with 3 dependants, it's fine, everything is fine, definitely not drowning above water.
Most builders wouldn't knock out a bathroom in 2 weeks. And also there is the assumption you will have 2 weeks at home. My first born, we had 4 days in hospital following a natural birth. Then you have medical check ups, people wanting to visit etc.
I started today using an 8mm socket and ended the day using a 50mm socket. Honestly I would go for quality for the sizes you know you need and get ratchet spanners in the same size and then keep your eye out for auctions, eventually and old set will show up, hit it with some WD40 and you are good to go.
Houses basically sell themselves at the moment. I've been to open house inspections without the agent even printing brochures! and an agent that just rolled up in casual clothes and threw a jacket on. Both houses still sold.
Of the 50 houses for sale in the suburb 20 have been listed since last year. We also have a 12 month lease on ours which ends in February which doesn't help.
After 8 months the market is telling you something whether the agent is good or not.
Of the 50 houses for sale in the suburb 20 have been listed since last year. We also have a 12 month lease on ours which ends in February which doesn't help
I burn every fall. Usually, only the ditches.
We have an insanely high evapotranspiration rate so anything I can do to preserve soil moisture is a must but yes stubble burning is a great last resort for crop residue.
We burn our pasture and fence line every spring. This is the second year my husband burnt the pasture, and the grass came back healthier than it did last year. And there wasn't the normal thistle patch on the back corner of it. It just moved to the part that didn't get burnt, lol!
I was advised to crash graze instead but to encourage the stock to eat the dry standing grass we would need to supplement feed which I'm trying to move away from outside of strategic times. But yes neighbours tend not to be too happy if you end up burning their paddocks especially when it's an intentionally lit fire. Also Pine trees were very popular for wind breaks back in the day so fence lines are always stressful!
Elten JOSCHI safety boot, Leather with Gore-tex lining so actually water proof and breathes really well. The boot can handle up to 130° Celcius if you end up in a bush fire, Kevlar mid sole. Only thing is you definitely need to add an inner sole, there is a lot of room in there and they are incredibly comfortable with a thicker inner sole. I do over 20 thousand steps a day and they cop a beating but if you apply leather care periodically they go forever.
Great gear mate, very jealous. Will you do any other cultivation or double pass with the speed disk? What summer crop is planned?
Thanks 👍 Did three passes with progressively shallower depths, straight then 45° then opposite 45°. Paddock is full of rocks so I need to be careful not to bring them all to the surface. Can't really say what the crop is but it's under government and police regulation.
My latest Gallagher solar+Mains energizer has Torx security screws and all I could think was why! Especially when they just screw into cheap plastic. If someone wants to get into the unit they are going to, it's just more tools I have to carry around.
Interestingly enough, GPS will end up being the end for row crop farmers as we know them.
Two things that made me realise I was watching the end of manned cropping. WeedSeeker has existed in Australia for a while (a system where each nozzle on a spray rig has a sensor that detects weeds and sprays as it passes them) big problem is that during dry times the sensors get covered in dust and struggle. So the new setup is a drone that maps the paddock with the same sensors and GPS marks all the weeds. The file is transferred to the spray rig and it sprays based off of the coordinates of each nozzle. The drone can map 400Ha/Hour and the system reduced herbicide use Astronomically.
Do you know the name of the drone company that does the mapping?
https://www.singleagriculture.com.au/single-shot
Australia?
I haven't but I've heard great things. I'm looking at buying a Seppi tiller mulcher for clearing new fence lines in the bush, the braken ferns are over 6ft and full of sticks and branches.
Chatpdf works well but I do tend to use it in combination with got depending on what I want to get out of it.
I know hemp isn't medicinal I'm just bringing this up in relation to growing a product that someone else wants. I grow opium Poppies. Opium Poppies can't be grown just anywhere and it's very important that they are grown. To make this happen the company pays for the seed, sows the crop, harvests the crop and pays for half of your overhead half way through the growing season. Yes this is also to do with the security of the crop. I'm not even allowed in the paddock whilst it's being harvested.
How much land do you give them to graze?
This more open grazing is 130Ha split into 6 sections, then the cell graze is 30Ha split into 8 sections.
Where about is this? Good looking cattle, definately not midwestern ontario, Canada.
Haha thanks, definitely not Canada, Tasmania Australia.
If you are willing to do something to hurt yourself you should be willing to do something to help yourself.
Not a movie but the original "scary stories" kids TV show. The episode where a young girl is home alone and thought her hand was being licked by her dog when she hung it over her bed only to find out the dog had been locked in the basement. She went back into her room and looked under her bed, nothing there and then opened her curtains and there was a man standing in front of her window who then ran away. I think the creepy pasta these days is called "humans can lick too"
Indy's in charge of Indy sweetheart. After Coco asks Calypso to make Indy play with her. From wildgirls.
Are these test names for an all in one body wash aimed at teenage boys?