Maverick
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I lost a day somewhere.. anyway, all my friday chores are done *sigh
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Clyde
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I am sure my wife is busily etching my Friday chore list in granite!
Psalm? I dont see the cool down here unless 84 is what you mean. It was only 87 when i went to garsen but i have never sweat so much. The humidity seemed high. I never checked.
Robin, low 80's down to mid 60's for the next few days . Rather than the 90's and 70's like its been . But yes I was chain sawing today and had to take a break . I overheated and thought I was going to have a stroke or something .
Raining here too. Cooler by a lot. High tomorrow in the 70s.
Raining here too. Cooler by a lot. High tomorrow only in the 70s!
Lindy
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Trying to learn. My mom bought a BIG pack of yeast. She hardly ever used it. She stored it in an air tight canning jar that has a clip so it the lid is on tight. She passed away so my dad gave it to me. It is probably 7 years old. Does yeast go bad?
Yes it goes bad
Yeast is a living tiny organism. It can last longest in the freezer. Something like 6 months. Yours has been dead a long time. Sorry.
Arcticdude
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We lost 11 ducks last night. I can't find any sign of what happened to them.
Oh my! Do you think they wandered away? They aren’t the flying breed, right?
Lindy
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I thought that would be the case. Thank you for the information!
DirtDiva
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I shut mine up at night in a little duck house just like my chickens in a fence with a top on it. Locks on the doors and the gate raccoon proof. So far so good. We have bears to contend with here from time to time and I don't know if the cage could stand up to that but it is pretty stout. My husband over builds everything. Would probably take 10 grown men to move it though. I am sorry though! I would cry
DirtDiva
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Shelling beans, dehydrating onions and peppers, cooking yellow squash, bucket of cukes just came in the back door.
Jeez there are days when I garden too well. Add to that laundry in the drier and washing the dog this morning. Is it bed time yet?
Jeez there are days when I garden too well. Add to that laundry in the drier and washing the dog this morning. Is it bed time yet?
jontte
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they are looking for lab techs here,all thanks to this virus, so I put in an application, it's same to me, do I take tests from poeple or take care of them at the ward, risk is the same,prolly slightly lower as there are equipment,good ones, when you take the tests,so now I'm waiting 
Arcticdude
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Three were Khaki Campbell and the rest were runners. I'm hoping they just wandered away. I even went down to the pond but it's a half mile from the house. I can see 1 or 2 getting picked off but not 11 at one time, and without leaving even a feather on the ground.
Arcticdude
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I've got a duck house under construction and I started making a run for them too. I got lazy because the ground is hard as a rock so digging post holes right now is a lot of work. I know; that's no excuse. Becuse I'm digging holes all the time on the preimeter fence.I shut mine up at night in a little duck house just like my chickens in a fence with a top on it. Locks on the doors and the gate raccoon proof. So far so good. We have bears to contend with here from time to time and I don't know if the cage could stand up to that but it is pretty stout. My husband over builds everything. Would probably take 10 grown men to move it though. I am sorry though! I would cry
Usually the ducks would spend the night in the little corral with the injured bull and the steer. I figured they were pretty safe there until I could finish their run.
Arcticdude
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I've got a duck house under construction and I started making a run for them too. I got lazy because the ground is hard as a rock so digging post holes right now is a lot of work. I know; that's no excuse. Becuse I'm digging holes all the time on the preimeter fence.I shut mine up at night in a little duck house just like my chickens in a fence with a top on it. Locks on the doors and the gate raccoon proof. So far so good. We have bears to contend with here from time to time and I don't know if the cage could stand up to that but it is pretty stout. My husband over builds everything. Would probably take 10 grown men to move it though. I am sorry though! I would cry
Usually the ducks would spend the night in the little corral with the injured bull and the steer. I figured they were pretty safe there until I could finish their run.
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