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Toxins in the cloud seeding pellets 👍
Ooh, maybe those pool noodles around the pipes to stop the conductive heat.
That would work fine! Probably be cheaper to use foam pipe insulators.
What about pvc pipes?
I thought about that but it just seems to flimsy to me.
Oh no!! How are you going to get rid of them?
I will have to Inject BT into the plant.
Grrr one of the worst pests in the garden
You got that Right!!!
Haha we don't get them in Australia but what a little rascal
Been a long time since i learnt something new in youtube ❤
Hey, Mistah T has been a healthy eater. Been mixing feed with plain yogurt or and an egg for protein. Been rinsing the area twice a day then adding triple antibiotic ointment with lain relief… I change his t-shirt dressing everyday- he usually can’t keep it on. I just received the cloticol med and Swat today. The flap of skin looks like it’s drying up- it wouldn’t stay attached to the upper part so I just let it flap down. I think I’ll have to cut it off- kinda looks like dried jerky. But he is wondering round the nursing pen with plenty of clean bedding.
Glad he is doing better.
Wow! Thanks for the quick reply! O really appreciate this. Mistah T has been cleaned and dress. I have a teeshirt dressing to help keep airflow around the wound. There are so many takes on what to do, how to clean, which ointment to use etc. There is a 3”x 4” flap of skin hanging from his side down his leg. Should I cut this off and teat with Clotisol? I read that they will regrow skin if there is muscle.
I personally don't remove skin unless it is needed like to damaged to heal. I tape that skin flap up with a thin piece of sports tape used like a butterfly stitch to help keep dirt out. keep in mind sports tape sticks like a champ if cleaned properly. So much I would use olive oil to peel it off after it is healed. Wash daily with saline flush. Be careful of using to much hydrogen peroxide due to it slowing down heal time.
How's the turkey doing?
I'm super glad to see you kept the snake. ❤ Keep up the good work. Gonna be so worth it come harvest time.
We used to run it as deep as we could below each plant then back fill with loose soil. Makes a quick path for the roots to get to the clay and make it to water table
Heck yeah! He's awesome
gorgeous snake
Turnips are awesome!
Always by ethanol free gas for your small engines
I got to where I run Tru Fuel through mine before putting it up for the winter. I have to run normal pump gas over the summer , because Tru Fuel way too expensive to be using so much of
Yes that's a great idea!!
That won't work either you're running crappy fuel
cheers
Good work but would work just as good if not better with no light just on a window sill. Cant wait to see more👍
looking good of what sprouted
nice
Great video - Love your t shirt- mind telling me where you got it?
It's so old I don't remember lol. I think Walmart lol
They're probably the earliest fruit that grows in colder climates, and they make great hedges. Thank you for sharing!
Great info! Thanks for the video
Thank you for your service.
Good Luck with the Garden!! Cheers JJ
Man I really appreciate it!
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Instead of katuk you could grow Comfrey (knitbone) Bocking 14 using 2" root segments planted 2" - 3" deep. Comfrey leaves are 26% protein. Bocking 14 doesn't set seed. Comfrey once established has really deep roots so it mines the subsoil for minerals. People should not eat comfrey due to potential liver issues. However, comfrey salve is excellent for healing scrapes and cuts. Chickens and probably ducks can live off 100% comfrey leaves after they are wilted. Other livestock like grazing animals and pigs can eat up to 30% of their diet in comfrey leaves. Comfrey is not high in fiber. It is an extremely hardy plant and perennial. If you have a waste portion of land where nothing grows like sand or extremely rocky soil comfrey once established will thrive there. I don't think that comfrey would grow well in marshy/continuously wet land. Another plant you could grow from seed for nutritious leaves is jute. That is supposed to be very easy to grow from seed and is an annual.
That's awesome!! Thanks for this info!!
Still kicking brother!
Hey brother! Glad to see you are well
I know this video is old but, I do have a question on how to take care of the wing band problem I raised turkeys this year for the first time to show and I had two that died because of it.
I am not sure of this issue I have never delta with it before. Can you tell me some of the Symptoms?
@@iraqiveteranfarmer3204 well there’s not really any symptoms but we do have to put tag numbers on them that could be the issue sorry for the late reply
@@theemagus9932 did they have a bubble under there wings.
Hello, my springer got hold of my Blue Mountain male turkey, Mistah T. I cleaned the area with hydrogen peroxide. Tight leg has been cleared of feathers and leg is raw and bloody. Ideas on how to help him heal? Thanks
@@trashsistahetherington2769 can you get some udder balm from your local animal supplier or some kind of wound spray. Keep the wound clean as possible. Keep it wrapped and change every day. If Keep a close eye on the wound for infection. If you see or smell infection you will have to have a vet prescribed antibiotics. Prayers for the healing of your turkey.
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Hes looking good
Don't he? I give him a good pat everyday to keep him some what friendly.
Thank you!
You're welcome.
Piggy looks good in that pen!
Don't he though! Lol