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Anonymous-0 · Mar 16, 2012

A few months back ag leaders and ag politicians gleefully piled on laws to prevent the possibility of a government agency restricting dust from agricultural operations. Like a flock of ducks on one June bug. I was raised on a farm eating dust of the tractor wheels coming over the fenders. I have ducked the blast from a threshing machine blower while making a straw pile. So don't write me off as a yuppie townie living in LaLa land. BUT.
Is there any feed/food value in the dust? Is there no confidence in ag college research or ag engineers ability to make practical solutions? Leo

Dave Sherburne NY · Mar 16, 2012

My mother used to say "You gotta eat a bushel of dirt before you die" or maybe it was a peck

MarkWV · Mar 16, 2012

yea think it was a peck, a least what my grandma always said, took her 86 years to eat a peck.

Mark-Mi · Mar 16, 2012

You gotta eat a peck of dirt before you die.
I am sure I ate mine long ago. Mark

Anonymous-0 · Mar 17, 2012

We used to grind ear corn whole, in a old chicken coop, grinder on the inside, tractor, outside, rotating PTO shaft, you had to climb over, to get out. Coughin up cornbread, and picken playdough outta yer nose!

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