[AT] new spuds

[Ronald L. Cook]

Okay.  Thanks everyone.

>dig in under the plant from the side of the row.  Your hands will do a 
>good job if your soil is light  enough.  It you have heavy clay, etc.  you 
>might need a tool of some sort.

This is what I try to do, as all have suggested.

I guess this year, I have two problems.  One..I am here instead of off 
spraying somewhere.  and Two...because of the rain, I only got the potatoes 
hilled once, so I guess I am disturbing them a little too much.

A friend just stopped by and his answer was, "go to the farmer's market and 
buy some new potatoes that someone else has picked.  Save yours for 
winter."  Now I wonder why the heck I didn't think of that one?

Cecil, the AT6 would be too much fun to fly around in.  Never would get any 
work done. <g>  Probably too fast, too.  But we could always fly out to 
Ralph's just in time to eat some of his new spuds.

Charlie, I always liked the sound of the radial engines myself.  Well when 
they are running right, anyway.  Especially Pratts.

Ron Cook
Salix, IA


Ron Cook
Salix, IA