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    Water Tank-poly or metal

    We're required to have a 5,000 gal minimum water tank for the fire department to use. We'll also us it for irrigation purposes. For the house water, we plan on piping directly from our well.
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    Re: How many strands for barbed wire fence?

    Thanks, everyone for the advice. There are very seldom any cattle on that property - mostly when they break through from somewhere else. The property to the east has lots of cattle, and a very,...
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    How many strands for barbed wire fence?

    We have an existing barb wire fence on the south end of our property that in well inside our property line. We want to install a new fence on the actual property line. We need to keep barb wire...
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    Grinding Grains and Legumes

    Do any of you grind your own grains and legumes? I just got a grain mill, with a nut and bean auger (Country Living Mill). I know the bare basics, but I was wondering if any of you have and...
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    Re: clogged culvert

    Hmm... interesting idea, BlueRidge. I'll send this to my hubby, as well.
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    Re: clogged culvert

    Thanks, CJ, that's very good info- I've forwarded a link to this thread on to my husband - he's the 'stuff' makerk in the family.
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    mixing varieties

    I read that for almond trees, you should plant another tree of a different variety. That confuses me.

    I had always thought that if you planted different varieties of the same kind of plants...
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    Re: clogged culvert

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    IF you have plenty of water available,

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    Well, now that's the $64K question! Our well has lots of water, but, of...
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    Re: clogged culvert

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    Let me attempt a crude drawing: =)

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    Re: clogged culvert

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    you'll need to rent a pressure washer and a water truck

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    Good idea. Do you have any idea how much pressure is...
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    Re: clogged culvert

    well, we figure with all the mud in it, it weighs a gazillion pounds, so we might not be able to lift it or manuever (sp?) it. Also, even if we dig it up, we still wouldn't be able to unclog it.
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    New wildlife at our place

    Just a quick note to say that we saw wild turkeys on our property this week for the first time! We hadn't seen any indication of turkeys for the last two years that we've been there, and we were...
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    clogged culvert

    Don't know if this is the right category to post this or not...

    One of the drainage culverts under our road became totally clogged this year. I guess it was half-way clogged, and we didn't...
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    Re: Question concerning construction costs

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    Are there any factors that go into that cost per sqft like size of the house, complex floor plan, etc.? I

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    Oh, I...
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    Re: Question concerning construction costs

    Well, we're building a home in So. Calif.... which I'll admit probably the highest building costs of any state. But when we got our first quote from a builder for our house a month ago, we were...
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    Re: will my plantings survive the wildlife?

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    They are Master Gardeners in El Dorado county. They have all kinds of answers and information about your question.

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    will my plantings survive the wildlife?

    So, I've been so eager to garden, even though we're still only camping on our property... I've planted onions , garlic and daffodils, and they're coming up. I planted some corn for a deer plot,...
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    Re: water well

    Good points, Pat.

    I don't think it's been tested yet, but that's definitely on our list, and I'm sure it's probably required before we get our final inspection on our house.

    Everyone around...
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    Re: water well

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    Did you have the water tested. How about for arsenic? Some arsenic compounds taste really sweet.


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    I guess I...
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    Re: Do you have a name for your land or house?

    We've been thinking about names ever since we bought our 25 acre property. We made list upon list of names. Of course, I like 'froo-froo' names (according to my husband), and he doesn't. We...
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    Re: Window Selection in new construction

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    I have taken on the challenge of trying to figure out the best window for our new construction this spring.

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    Re: New Organic Vegetable Garden for Home

    There are a lot of organic means to control insests, ranging from diatomaceous earth for slugs and snails, to ladybugs for aphids, to preying mantis's, to earthworm castings for whitefly. I would...
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    Re: water well

    [quote.....well dug about 2 months ago....the water was a little dirty and had a slight smell to it . Will this go away or should I be concerened?


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    We had a hard-rock well dug...
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    Re: Chicken questions

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    Eggs from chickens who can scratch the dirt, eat a bug and green grass

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    Does the flavor of chicken meat differ...
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    Re: Chicken questions

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    we moved to Baltimore when dad took a job at the Social Security Administration,

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    I know this is off-topic, and I...
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