OneAyedJack

Thanks!

So, seems like everyone agrees I should "lime" first. Is that just one big application of the 400 lbs of lime and then wait to do anything else until....when?

And, this lime that I found out I can buy from a co-op, do I need to worry about my dogs getting in this stuff on the ground? Could it hurt them by breathing it in?

Should I "water in" lime? Or just spread the stuff and walk.....?

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4lbs nitrogen, 1.5lbs Phos, 2.5lbs K+ per year.

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I'm covering 6,000 square foot though. It reads per 1000 sq ft, so I figured, multiply the amounts by 6...?

So, the results are in:



I am admittedly no good with this kind of stuff. Please excuse my ignorance.

I've got about 6,000 sq ft of area I would have to cover. Think I could go ride out to one of these co-ops and grab these things or is this something Clegg's would have on hand?

Would it be more cost effective to cover the ground with a thin layer of good soil rather than purchase all of these fertilizers?

Thanks for any help in advance!

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like a Pilsner or a Hefe at the beach.


You drinking 2 beers? Someone that wants to drink beer at the beach is looking for light beer in quantity.

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Tell me you don't know anything about beer without telling me you don't know anything about beer....

I would love to know what you "think" a pilsner is...

What are your go to burger seasonings? Simple salt/pepper? Garlic powders/onion powders? Mixture of them?

Store bough pre-made seasonings? (If so, which ones)

Do you season the meat, mix and then make patties? Or, do you make patties and season the outsides of your burger patties whilst cooking?

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Have you had your soil sampled?

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I haven't. But, now I will. Thanks.

I built a house in 2020. Once it was completed, I had a company hydroseed Bermuda on the property. At the time, it was nothing but dirt. No other grass on the property at all.

It's been 3 years and the grass is, well, crap. I still have complete bare spots and areas where there are more weeds than grass.

It's a couple of acres, so it's not an easy or cheap fix I'm sure.

I'm not the guy who is looking for a perfect lawn by any stretch of the imagination. Just want grass to actually grow everywhere.

Can I overseed bermuda with something else? Mix some grasses just so I have actual grass to cut instead of dirt. Is that possible? If so, what grass should I mix in?

I'm in Walker, LA.

Thanks in advance.

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Based on that, late 60's.

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Absolutely

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It feels good to be on the right side of history

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Accepting/promoting "men" pretending they are girls, telling others they "really are" girls and expecting everyone to "accept" that they are "actually" girls.....

Yeah, that's the right side of history for sure.

The mental health crisis in this country is completely out of hand.

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Bro they’re home by 330 every day

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Geeez. No they're not.

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and work 38 weeks a year.

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Incorrect once again.

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They’ve got good benefits

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Please list these for me. When they reach retirement eligibility in the LP, they earn 57k/year. I hope you don't think they go home with that, do you? They get to go home with 75% of 57k after 30 years of service.

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and can retire at 52

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Not sure where this number came from...? There is not "retirement age." Teachers earn 2.5%/year of their annual salary toward their retirement and in order to retire without taking a substantial penalty, MUST work 30 years. That's 75% of their salary they go home with as a pension.

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Plus they chose their profession

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What does this mean? In the private sector, people "choose" their professions. They also negotiate their salaries and can simply walk into their boss man's office and ask for a pay increase. If they don't get what they are looking for, they can take their services across the street.

Are you saying that because a teacher "chose" to be a teacher, they should not look to improve their take home pay? How does this make sense in your world?

Everything is going up right now, but teacher pay remains the same.

The situation is this; a single parent (teacher) with 2 kids in LP, cannot afford to LIVE in the parish in which they teach. Don't you think that's a bit silly?

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A first year teacher starts at over $47k in LP.

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And, after 25 years of dedicated service, they earn a whopping 57k.

Then, after 30 years of dedicated service, the teacher finally gets to retire with another whopping 2700/month after taxes. Wow. I'm jealous.