Monthly Archives: June 2014

Farming: Part 7

Posted on June 3, 2014 by Adaptive Curmudgeon

I hitched my brand new, 70 year old, plow to my equally old tractor. I felt like a stud. I attacked my field and everything worked perfectly. Ha ha ha. Haven’t I said that everything is harder than it looks? … Continue reading →

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Farming: Part 6

Posted on June 2, 2014 by Adaptive Curmudgeon

Go look at a 40 acre field and imagine going back and forth cutting one foot strips. Admit it, you can’t focus long enough to read my post without pausing to check Facebook and they plowed Kansans a foot at time. Talk about an iron will! It’s enough to make you weep in your latte. Continue reading →

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Farming: Part 5 – Birth of “Swamp Thing”

Posted on June 1, 2014 by Adaptive Curmudgeon

A well made deer food plot will turn you into an epic hunter. Continue reading →

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