First, a question for all you farmer types out there.
What is done with this dried out,
burned-up-in-the-sun looking corn?
Is this silage?
Used as animal feed in the long dark days to come?
I need to know burning questions like this...
and if nobody answers I will feel un-loved!
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Next...
are you following Cher & Steve's epic bike journey south?
Check it out..
makes me feel like a true couch potato.
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The Ladies are at it again!
Monday, October 10
Ladies Who Lunch
meet at 11 am at the gate to carpool to
the Taco Grill and Bar in Old Town McAllen
at the corner of Austin and Broadway.
RSVP to Nancy #212.
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Finally...
As I lay awake the other night, pondering the fate of the universe I solved the age old question...
What is the difference between men & women?
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When a man criticizes a woman she then questions
her looks,
her weight,
her manners,
her self worth,
her existence.....
When a woman criticizes a man he wonders
what is wrong with her?
True?
Ladies isn't that a truism?!
2 comments:
Cornhuskers and Hawkeyes would know corn as one of the basic food groups for BADGERS!
No it is not silage. Had it been harvested about 6-8 weeks earlier, stalks and all then it would be called silage. Used for animal food only. The corn in picture is mature and ready to shell. [harvest]. It also will be used as feed for animals, plus a gazillion other things from plastics to human foodstuffs.
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