Probably the best yield I have ever had and it was super dry this summer on top of it. Grass looks green now because we have had a couple inches of rain the last week so stuff livened back up.
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That is such a nice tree, I'm so jealous. I wish I lived somewhere where you could grow decent fruits, all I do right now are annual vegetables
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This is like the first time in three years that it actually filled out well. The last few years we would always get a hard freeze like the first week of May that would kill the flowers off.
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Are you Midwest? I heard they had a super hot dry may / June.
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Yeah I am a corncel (Iowan).
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Nice lawn lines
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Thanks. I just finished mowing when I took the pic.
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my trees only yields leaves and sticks for me to clean up
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nice field bro what is the size of your land?
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I just live on one acre on the edge of town, the field behind me is the neighbors, but my parent's home farm is a mile away and it is 240 acres with another 120 acres on the other side of the road.
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half a hectar is pretty nice!
are they farmers? land is pretty expensive here, 120 hectars would be huge even for most farmers
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Yeah they farm (I do too). Ground is expensive here too but the bulk of the ground has been passed down through the generations. I also own a 80 acre field and another 40 acre field a few miles away.
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very nice, what equipment do you use for planting and harvesting?
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I can get some pictures some time but pretty much everything we use is Case IH.
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Based, GOOD taste
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nice, I would love to see at some point thanks 4 ur post very nice
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You reckon, of all those years of that pear tree there, someone along the way had taken a pear from that tree and shoved it up their butt?
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The son of the lady I bought it from was a gay dude with aids so there's a good chance lol.
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Actual?
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What are you going to do with them?
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I don't really do much with them myself, my mom maskes a pie or two out of them, but I have a couple neighbors that will pick some to can and another neighbor picks some to feed her chickens.
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The best use for pears is making pear wine (the real stuff, not the homemade shit that food blogs talk about).
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I had to cut all my trees down =/
When I inherit my mom's house, I'm going to plant so many blackberry bushes
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Yeah I got lucky I didn't lose any during the derecho in 2020 because the winds were 80 mph sustained for like 20 minutes at my house.
Luckily I am surrounded by hills on pretty much every side so I think they helped block the wind.
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Pears are a trash-tier fruit
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Chudding everyone for a joke wasn't OK.
I totally realize most people are going to disagree with me here but I feel compelled to say that chudding everyone for a joke wasn't a very kind thing to do. We have seen TONS of posts from vulnerable populations talking about how this site is a source of support and humor in a dark time. Irony and radical centrism aside, taking away that support without warning was not okay.
You can say I'm being silly, or humorless or sneeding. Whatever. I love drama and I love this community. But sometimes I come home after dealing with ableism and our nightmare reality all day, and this site is one of many things that make me feel better. It wasn't a good feeling to find myself chudded for the sake of irony. Maybe that's laughable or pathetic. But for me, it's true.
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