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Gradyville/Cool Springs Creek: June 25, 2014 report -Settling in A day of Agriculture, Technology, Great Neighbors and new Acquaintances - Wednesday was a great local agricultural themed day in our new domain with help from neighbors and the great folks at the Farm Service Agency and NCRS and Adair County Extension Office and how a borrowed tiller turned garden soil in consistency of Mamaw's nanner puddin' Click on headline for full newsletter By Guy Babin Cool Springs Creek/Gradyville Scribe I've always enjoyed technology and certainly people too. Today they meshed like peas and carrots to steal from Forrest. An aside to my friend Jim Whitehurst: It's us, we interloping Babins who stole your high-speed low drag, super duper, PTO driven, tiller today. Wow! As the accompanying pictures show, it's turned our freshly turned veggie bed from raw clumps into smoothness reminicient of Mamaw's nanner puddin'.We've only met the Whitehursts a couple of weeks ago, but Jim graciously offered the implement like he'd known us forever. Credit also goes to another great neighbor, Betsy and Gary Fausnaugh. We stole their 2-bottom. Betsy gave us a dozen.5 of her yard eggs to boot . . . yum yum. From meeting the charming and very helpful Angela at the FSA (Farm Service Agency) office in Columbia, to showing up unanounced and sitting down with Jason who graciously led us through the NCRS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) process, to checking in with Nick Roy at the Adair County Extension office, to a great breakfast shared with Ed this morning; it was a great local agricultural themed day in our new domain. As you can see from the accompanying photos the garden is evolving. With hard work and continued help from friends, we look forward to nurturing both. - GUY from the Cool Springs Creek suburb of Gradyville, KY P.S. I am quite sure Jim Whitehurst's fancy tillin' mo-chine matches my old IH 424 much better than either of his beloved Masseys - just sayin.... This story was posted on 2014-06-26 07:02:00
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