Dixie Chicks

[Mahen100]

Decorah Eagles! Ahh the roaring rush of water and wind sounds...yes, that was the one I followed a year or so ago. Could it be the same pair? There is a pretty stream just below the nest with trout...I think it is near/in fish hatchery grounds.

 

[bamadude]

Beer can: we have a weber infrared propane grill on our back deck. We use it alot. It cooks a pretty fair steak.
We sometimes buy 3 inch thick dry aged ribeyes. We wouldn't even think about cooking them with anything other than the Weber chimney starter.

 

[bamadude]

Henni: what do u want to know about okra?

 

[hennible]

It's preferences. Heat light moisture acidity heavy feeder?

 

[Amberjem]

babies getting big

 

[Alaskan]

okra.....

best dipped in milk, dipped in breading, then fried


to grow... OODLES of heat, water is important.... fire ants like eating all of the seeds out of the pods...

that is all I know

 

[Amberjem]

boy sure don't miss the fire ants down in texas not at all

 

[tntchix]

this is such a kewl reuse of a satellite dish

Repurposing done right

boy sure don't miss the fire ants down in texas not at all

you said it! Those dang things had a radar on me. LOL

 

[Amberjem]

Decorah Eagles! Ahh the roaring rush of water and wind sounds...yes, that was the one I followed a year or so ago. Could it be the same pair? There is a pretty stream just below the nest with trout...I think it is near/in fish hatchery grounds.

the other link the first egg hatched yesterday

 

[bamadude]

It's preferences. Heat light moisture acidity heavy feeder?

We just put the seeds about 1 inch deep in dirt. Add water. I personally wouldnt overthink okra or any of the varieties of peas I sent you. Just plant them after the chance of frost. They are gangsta. I can hardly wait till u harvest the silver queen corn and turnip greens(and roots).