Picking sweet corn is starting. First year.

This is my first year growing corn. I have 4 25' rows doing great. It's amazing how much fertilizer they want.
What does everyone do with all the corn stalks. I don't have a way to grind them up.

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 3 days ago

Green vs seasoned wood

I'm a long time woodcarver who has always used seasoned wood but I see a lot of Y'all use green wood. My fear is that after putting the effort into carving a spoon from green wood it will warp and crack. What's everyone else's experience with this?

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 9 days ago
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There's fresh basil and tomatoes in the garden, I'm looking for the favorite Margarita pizza.

I'm excited to use fresh tomatoes and basil for a Margarita pizza. I've made lots of the standard cheese/ sauce topping pizza' but not Margarita. Y'All have examples?

u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 10 days ago

Basil is just in time for tomato salad. Upstate South Carolina.

My first basil trimming was in sync with the first tomatoes getting red. Yea!!!

u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 11 days ago

Canning roasted peppers

I've been canning roasted peppers for years using trusted recipes. My issue is that they are always mushy. Has anyone tried adding a little pickle crisp (Ca chloride) ?

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 17 days ago

Repair main line in drip system.

I changed to using crimp rings on 90's and tee's last year and now I can't figure out how to remove them. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 28 days ago

Expansion tank

I've never had a hot water heater with an expansion tank ( 40 year home owner). I got a quote on replacing my current 40 gallon water heater and the plumber said I needed an expansion tank added. Is this true and if so why?

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 1 month ago

My 30 gallon hot water heater is 12 years old and I want to be prepared for when it dies. The first bid I got was $2,300. That seems high. I'm in rural South Carolina and the heater is in the crawl space.

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 2 months ago
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I made a batch of dough left it in the fridge for 3 days and had a hard time stretching it. It kept spring back. Today I took the other half out of the fridge and it was great. Stretchy and strong. Should I increase hydration from 57% to 60%?

u/Pretend-Frame-6543 — 2 months ago