IM INA HOSPITAL

Tell them they need to get things sorted - you've got a sludge pot to get to!




(did I say that right?)

farmerman aka sludge pot driver :

perhaps this might be more in line with your sea-going tugboat ?
we have one of these old steamers(in working condition) in our "museum of the great lakes" in kingston .
sure hope your pot level will find its normal level again soon !
instead of "wind in your sails" , wishing you "plenty of steam in your boiler" !
take care !
hbg

Awshit.

I admit to saying **** when I saw you were re-admit.

Joe(stupid levels)Nation

Add one more oh **** to the arrangement. Keep us posted, Mr. Man.

Add another **** to the growing chorus.
And a dammit, while I'm at it!

Keeping a positive attitude for you.

Thanks. Mrs F is a bit scared and , frankly...

Oh ****...

Just got a call, they want me in for a (perhaps less than a day stay) tomorrow.

The K titer is stable but consistently low. I know when it happens because I feel disoriented and get a few bouts of arhythmia.

I just put in an order for fertiliser, NPK 20:12:8 + boron and copper

Do you want a handfull?

Lambs are dropping here.

Ugh.

Thanks for keeping us updated. Don't do it if it puts you out at all though!

Let mrs. farmerman know that there's a fan club out here, thinking about youse guyz.

arrythmia - I'm not a fan.

what the hell you growing there dadpad?. Thats too much N for Alfalfa. I hope you aint lettin the sheep graze near the Cu salt,

Damn! Sorry to hear the latest news, farmerman. I hope there's a quick resolution (and a simple fix) to all this.

Its for trees. 100 gm per tree. tonne per hectare.

All related to the underlying soil fertility I guess. copper is minimal .006% of the mix. Sheep wont graze the paddock until the trees are at least 3 year old so most should be absorbed by then.
You need to consider the age and type of our underlying soils comparative to yours.

I'm just studying erosion and sediment control and as part of that identifying soil types. You'd know a little more than me about that sort of stuff

Mostly sodasol and ferrasol b horizons seem to dominate here. ph is quite acid 4.5-5.5. but the trees are genetically predisposed to that.

Hnag in there, bro.
It's gonna get better.
Trust me.

Well, goddammit! They'll get it figured out, f'man. The right meds are all you need. Hang in there.

WOW, , that IS acid . cant you do some deep plowing first? or is this established forest?

Is your C horizon really reduced? lots of sulfides? We usually do aerial mapping by picking out the reduzate soils, because they usually have parent material that is often carrying metals we look for.

PS, I dont know **** about soils(my one partner is an expert on all those crazy names like haplo-udult and fragipans). To me its all "overburden"

I know theyll get it worked out. It maybe as simple as having too much of one kind of med . However, when I read more about hypokalemia in Wikipedia and overheard my internal specialist say to a cardiologist that
"Hes got a wicked hypokalemia". I immediately started designing my coffin.

One possible reason Mrs. F. is a bit unnerved.

Ommmmmm.