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In Reply to: The way combines work posted by stevieb49829 on August 17, 2021 at 18:21:52:
I have a neighbour a few miles and an uncomfortable busy highway away. He is certified organic, which is the way I would have gone 35 years ago if I'd stayed around. Paul is good at it as he is stubborn, I know, I used to wrestle him, NCAA rules at the time. His fields these days are incredible for clean considering Certified organic. He stays on top of weed propagation and has for years, since '97. Not an easy row to hoe. I choose to think of those plants as unwanted plant species. I get a certain sense of enjoyment in pulling plants from the garden and getting them by the roots and the roots letting go. Burn the seeds, put them through livestock. We're just putting them back out there. They were here when we came and be here when we leave.
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