"Louisiana "La-yers" Peeps"



Woohoo! Half price at Lowes! They weren't marked, but I checked anyway. Plus an additional 10% off. I'm very grateful for catching it!
Shame on you! After seeing this I had to stop by Lowe's and spent near $200 on canning supplies. The sale is not marked there either, but still rings up. Leesville is now out of wide mouth lids, but still has the ones with the rings, regular mouth lids, and a whole bunch of jars left.
 
Shame on you! After seeing this I had to stop by Lowe's and spent near $200 on canning supplies. The sale is not marked there either, but still rings up. Leesville is now out of wide mouth lids, but still has the ones with the rings, regular mouth lids, and a whole bunch of jars left.
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SORRY!!!!! But I am happy you got some savings!
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Good to hear he can still work!

Thanks!
 
My rooster rides on my shoulder for chores and when going to the coop at night. He manages to hold everything until he gets off. Sometimes they are smarter than you think when it comes to that.
Amen!' I second that. I have 2 that do the same. When I walk in the pen they get up on the roost and will peck at each other over who gets the shoulder, Lol.
 
[COLOR=333333] I would not be grossed out by a chewed up possum. The only good possum is a dead one in my book. So, yes, pics.[/COLOR]
I have a possum pic for you to challenge your statement. ;) This orphan is from last year when a dog killed its mum. Orson eventually went to a wildlife sanctuary.
Awwwwwwwwww. Look how cute !!!!!!! :love
 
Woohoo! Half price at Lowes! They weren't marked, but I checked anyway. Plus an additional 10% off. I'm very grateful for catching it!
Shame on you! After seeing this I had to stop by Lowe's and spent near $200 on canning supplies. The sale is not marked there either, but still rings up. Leesville is now out of wide mouth lids, but still has the ones with the rings, regular mouth lids, and a whole bunch of jars left.
$200????????????? WOW !!!!!!!
 
Louisiana agriculture, business, shipping hit by shutdown
BATON ROUGE –The federal government shutdown is hitting in some surprising places, says Mike Strain, Louisiana commissioner of agriculture and forestry.

“On a day-to-day basis, we’ll see how much this affects us,” he said. “These delays could cost Americans.”
Strain’s office felt it immediately when state agriculture employees in New Orleans had to relocate because they shared an office with a federal agency that holds the lease and locked the doors.


“It’s going to affect our economy,” he predicted.


A shipment of bull sperm by Genex Cooperative in Baton Rouge was blocked and a Louisiana resident who “wants to send an animal out of the country” can’t do it because they can’t get the proper permits, Strain said. Those permits are issued by “Tier 2” employees who have been furloughed.


“If you want to ship 10 bulls to Brazil, which is a common thing, they can’t go. You can’t ship animals or livestock or eggs outside the country” without those permits.
Most federal food inspectors – except those at meat packing plants – are furloughed, he said, and the office that issues permits to migrant workers who are important to fruit and vegetable growers is closed.


The cost of fruits and vegetables is likely to rise if the shutdown continues, he said.


Migrant workers also work during sugarcane season and “they’re fixing to start processing sugar. They’re firing up the plants next week,” he said.


Asked about sugar mills hiring migrant workers, Strain said “they should, hopefully, have them all here. All further applications are stopped.”


If it continues, it could hurt seafood processing plants, which also hire migrant workers.


For farmers, “marketing assistance loans aren’t going out” and aid for specialty crops is suspended, he said.


Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Office of Conservation and U.S. Department of Agriculture contracts are not being paid and the Office of Rural Development is shut down, so rural areas can’t get assistance.
 

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