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A Guide to Fishsticks
- Thread starter unclefishstick
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Is that thrips, mites and powdery mildew all in one?
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thrips...couldn't get the right pesticide in a timely fashion
mornin campers...lots of fun today...we have to unload that trailer full of lights...should be fun!...at least they aren't put together as they weigh a metric shit-ton...most of the "gear" is in house now...good thing there's a massive warehouse area on the property...and that we have a crew to do most of the construction work rather than waiting on contractors...should have the final permits soon,electrical plans are about done...still going to be december before lights on...
hard day today...strong headwind on the ride,then right to unloading 1100 lights and 1100 ballast/controllers...
i can never remember the brand...nope,that's trop cherry
Lucky outcome for you and good advice.
We're the same age. A couple of years ago I had a blood test and had very high cholesterol. My doc wanted me on statins which I refused. Instead opted for diet changes and increased exercise.
I also had a test called a calcium score which I can recommend to anyone our age. It "uses computerized tomography (CT) to detect calcium deposits in the coronary arteries of your heart". Anyway, I scored relatively low so all good, but I urge others to get this test. A friend who was skinny and fit looking, with a great diet, avoided a heat attack by getting this done.
Best of luck.
mornin campers...ugh...pretty beat up from yesterday,feeling more like going back to bed than getting on a bike and riding 20+ miles...just two more days then the overly busy weekend...at least i get to sleep in...
They must be paying a good $ buck for you to be willing to ride 20 miles to work and back on a bike! 
Good grief the thought alone is brutal
Good grief the thought alone is brutalOr. Bikes are awesome fun!They must be paying a good $ buck for you to be willing to ride 20 miles to work and back on a bike!
It has to be flat terrain…The wind could be a bitch
it's uphill both ways and the wind is always a headwind!
yesterday sucked...windy on the way to work,then hopped off the bike and immediately started unloading the truck for a solid fast paced 1 1/2 hours...so started the day with 3 hours of hard exercise...by the time we got to the last couple of rows the boxes were getting heavier and heavier...luckily there wasn't a ton of work to do in the garden...
alrighty...getting a ride to work....first day off the bike in 2+ months...guess i'll have to ride both ways tomorrow to make up for being so lazy
gotta keep that weekly mileage average up...
gotta keep that weekly mileage average up...
you will have to leave a bike at work , then swap out rideing one way in car then the other way by bikealrighty...getting a ride to work....first day off the bike in 2+ months...guess i'll have to ride both ways tomorrow to make up for being so lazy
Its fun watching Unc's journey from home grower - to industry consultant and hands on factory grower - you can almost feel those many miles on the bike too - the energy and the physical labour/work to get things done -
Grow On - Uncle!
Grow On - Uncle!
mornin campers...i'm just part of the team,couldn't do it without the rest of the crew,which is a big part of why we will be successful...plus having real money behind the whole thing...the wall around the facility is starting to go up,gonna be like a castle...they just installed the fiber optic line for the internet,the lights,ro system,and ac/dehuey units are all here,and i think the final electrical plan is pretty much done so everything is coming together...in the garden everything is finally on the drip lines and almost all of the autos are done and the remaining plants are much healthier and not infested with thrips...and finally cooling off...i should take some pics of one of the empty building nothing has been done with to show how far things have come from an abandon egg factory...but in the meantime,it's friday!! means i get to sleep in tomorrow!
mornin campers...ah,weekends,they're made for michelob...provided it's sleeping in for 10 hours...the usual for the weekend,running errands,groceries,and laundry...and not waking up at 5am...two waves of harvest at work next week...once this batch is down nothing but the big healthy plants left so getting the fogger out to blast them with bug spray...except the heavily budded plants of course,they will get hit with some new overpriced stuff we got in which i believe is peroxide based...everything is coming together at the farm...sure gonna be glad to not be in the outdoor bay anymore...until next year...should have the last of the parts for the new bike build in a couple of weeks...getting close now...
