Sodbuster Township

[Sod Buster]

  Veggies without Taxation  long live the King

YUP!  Long Live King Corn.....

[Sod Buster]

John Barlycorn will NEVER die!

Sod Buster sends Trinity a present!

[litl rooster]

  Doesn't seem to be that many years ago I took a strait bed truck with wheat to a mill and it was dumped the way the wagon is being emptied. Now adays most use gravity or dump boxes.

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[Ozark Tracker]

litl rooster, we had one like that where we took our wheat,  it broke a cable one time, sure messed up that truck, bent it in the middle and collapsed the front axle.

Back then we had a 1946 Chevy truck hauled about 225 bushels.

[litl rooster]

litl rooster, we had one like that where we took our wheat,  it broke a cable one time, sure messed up that truck, bent it in the middle and collapsed the front axle.

Back then we had a 1946 Chevy truck hauled about 225 bushels.

 Was it yer Truck?  The one I drove was a 46 or 47 International.

[Delmonico]

I found a picture of a girl for Trinity.

[Ozark Tracker]

It was my dad's, he'd bought it new in 46, we bought a new chevy truck in 68, the 46 had about 30,000 miles on it, it was only about 5 miles over to the mill then.  he sold it to a fella that loaded up all his stuff & family and drove it California and about 2 years later drove it back, he had put about 100,000 miles on it and only had to replace the starter.

Dad was always afraid it was going to break down when it got old.

[Trinity]

I found a picture of a girl for Trinity.

"Is the cone princess!  Ah bow to her an' all her glo-ry."

[Sod Buster]

I found a picture of a girl for Trinity.

Run!! She's one of the Children of the Corn!!

[Sod Buster]

"Is the cone princess!  Ah bow to her an' all her glory."

I'll bet you would love to eat her up....one ear at a time.

[Trinity]

This ain' that kinda website, Sod Buster. 




 

[Delmonico]

They had dump boxes in Newbrassky by 1909.

[Trinity]

Trinity comes in, turns on his little green light and checks the first updated topic and "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH!"

He sees Delmonico's new avatar!

[Ozark Tracker]

Sodbuster, I guess if Trinity gets that hooters moved over to trinityland he's gonna be needing some of them garden fresh goodies outa your garden to go along with my turkey wings he's getting.

what you got comeing off this week? any tomatoes yet?

[Sod Buster]

Sodbuster, I guess if Trinity gets that hooters moved over to trinityland he's gonna be needing some of them garden fresh goodies outa your garden to go along with my turkey wings he's getting.

what you got comeing off this week? any tomatoes yet?

True, but I have an arrangement with Litl Rooster to supply him.  I spoke to him today and he said he was gonna work things out with Trinity.  It is my hope that Hooters will not move.

Sod Buster's Crop Report:
Scattered showers continued this week but many areas became increasingly dry.  Days suitable for field work were 5.3.  Average precipitation remained below normal at 1.46 inches, and average temperature was a below-normal 68 degrees.  Overall, the recent rains did not provide enough moisture to
completely offset the previous months of dry conditions.  Lack of moisture and warm temperatures have slowed pasture growth, with continuously grazed
pastures in especially troublesome condition.  Although some pastures and hay fields have improved, producers fear that the feed from these fields
may fall short of cattle needs.  The first cutting of hay is almost complete.  Hay quality is reported to be good, but yields are reported to
be low.  Reports show corn and soybean crops are off to a good start. Where rain occurred, the crops benefited, while elsewhere crops are
beginning to show signs of stress. 

Tomato plants are maturing, and many summer vegetables are beginning to ripen.  Other farm activities this week included spraying herbicides, baling straw, scouting fields, and preparing for fall vegetable planting.

[Ozark Tracker]

well them showers ought to make the sweet corn, they started picking it around here about Friday, several people here starting the second cutting of hay. but of course when we hit the 4 th of July around here it stands a chance of being pretty dry for a couple of months straight.

if we luck into a rain or 2, I may plant some late season garden and see what happens. some years real good other years, not too good.

[Trinity]

True, but I have an arrangement with Litl Rooster to supply him.  I spoke to him today and he said he was gonna work things out with Trinity.  It is my hope that Hooters will not move.
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Trinity has decreed that no vegetables will be sold at the Trinityland HOOTERS.  All fried items will be prepared using the finest animal fats.


 

[Four-Eyed Buck]

My tomatos have blossoms on them, and Susie's alyssym is starting to bud.......Buck

[Ozark Tracker]

our tomatoes had an awful hard time this spring, cool weather lots of rain early, they are going good now, down in the river valley, they are picking a few of their early tomatoes. we have a farmers market down at Ozark and they are selling some good looking tomatoes.  they taste good too.  just had to buy some of them fresh off the vine

[Ozark Tracker]

Trinity, are you sure you don't want Sod Buster to bring a few fresh carotts, so's you can have a few carotts sticks for the waitress's to nibble on.  ya don't want'em nibbling on them turkey wings,  you remember cousin Bertha, she was a turkey wing nibbler