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dendrite

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  1. May have hit 90° at DAW. Pretty good heat up into NNE. 85° all the way up to CAR.
  2. Nice. Haven’t seen that in obs in recent times outside of MWN
  3. Good luck seeing anything tonight with that moon.
  4. I was ready to critique it for chinese genes, but that 2nd pic looks pretty good…albeit from a distance.
  5. okay. Thinking maybe it’s rust since my path to the chickens is still green (probably rubs off).
  6. I have some fungal? issue going on with the cold season grass. The top 2-3” ends of the grass blades have turned a bright yellow while the bottom halves are deep green. This has happened over the last 2 weeks with little rain and low dews. It doesn’t look like red thread based on the examples I’ve seen.
  7. I don't want Scoot to see a dew of 28F on his Davis Monday afternoon and chuck it out into the Atlantic for bad data.
  8. Yeah the eggshell works. I'm just too lazy to do that. Hopefully the 3 integrate well. The sooner they interact the better.
  9. lol what are the hires models doing with sub 32F dews in E MA Monday afternoon?
  10. I've always considered that fearmongering that started from feed companies. There's this myth that too much protein will make them fat or if you don't use layer feed they'll struggle to produce shells from lack of calcium. I think a lot of it is hogwash. Protein doesn't make any animal fat...it helps build muscle/strength. Let them free range 100% of the time and all they will eat is bugs/worms and vegetation. Soy is an incomplete protein and can disrupt hormones and corn is very low in nutritional density. Soy and corn are very cheap too so that's why these feed companies love to use it. I give oyster shell on the side for the girls that think they need the extra calcium, but that's it. One of my 2 8 year olds is still laying...in fact she pushed one out today. 5 of my 8 7 year olds are still alive too...knock on wood.
  11. Nah we wet here…at least in the back where the sensor is.
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