Rural Gardening: Plowing, 1 by susan505

susan505 wrote:
I have a few more I can put out and I'm going to start some in flats, it may be july before I get them in the ground but the one year I brought home all the garden plants our feed store had left and gave me because they were going to throw them away did really good, had more tomatoes than I knew what to do with,lol. A planter works on the same principle as the fertilizer spreaders, but it has a narrow cone on the bottom to funnel the seeds into a farrow and it only lets a few out at a time. I forget how it would be if I didn't have my husband to make stuff. I find metal yard art or something metal that I want and either make him go look at it or I take a picture or get a picture off the internet and show him and he builds it. We have to figure out how to get a fin weilded back on the wind mill where the wind blew it off and took the top off. One of the boys will have to come and climb it for us and help, which its nice all our kids can weild and build or machinc on stuff even the girls. I'll see if I can get some of the stuff he's built for my yard down loaded. This is one of his tractor's in our fair parade here, that's us on it.