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1-tonmudder said:
"harvested" that word is soo over used these days.We went to the apple festival and some dude had something made out of tobacco sticks for sale.He said they were made out of "harvested" tobacco sticks.You mean you picked up out of a barn stall??? Literally every other barn in E TN has at least a couple of 1000 sticks in em.I "harvested" these from a barn about four years ago.
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1-tonmudder said:
"harvested" that word is soo over used these days.We went to the apple festival and some dude had something made out of tobacco sticks for sale.He said they were made out of "harvested" tobacco sticks.You mean you picked up out of a barn stall??? Literally every other barn in E TN has at least a couple of 1000 sticks in em.I "harvested" these from a barn about four years ago.
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One of the most used tools growing up. Fence post, bracing, cribbing, cow motivator, brother motivator, the list goes on!
 
JSJJ388 said:
One of the most used tools growing up. Fence post, bracing, cribbing, cow motivator, brother motivator, the list goes on!
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WARRIORWELDING said:
fancy mater stakes is what I see
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The next county over has several large commercial tomato farms in it.They will not use a tobacco stick to stake their tomatoes.They say the sticks have bacteria in them that hampers the growth of tomatoes.I know a guy who raises a big garden every year,they can like 30 quarts of tomatoes or something,and he says he thinks there's something to it.He tried it and he said the plants that were staked w new stakes seems to produce more than the ones staked w tobacco sticks.With all things being equal,the only difference was the stick,they produced about half as much more than the others.Take that for what its worth.
 
JSJJ388 said:
One of the most used tools growing up. Fence post, bracing, cribbing, cow motivator, brother motivator, the list goes on!
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I might or might not have been on the receiving end of one a time or two.
 

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I worked a summer at the fletcher research facility while going to ncsu. We were working with tomatoes. Had a lot going on . Different research and such. But we were not allowed to chew, dip, or smoke in the fields. It could contaminate the plants and affect our results.
1-tonmudder said:
The next county over has several large commercial tomato farms in it.They will not use a tobacco stick to stake their tomatoes.They say the sticks have bacteria in them that hampers the growth of tomatoes.I know a guy who raises a big garden every year,they can like 30 quarts of tomatoes or something,and he says he thinks there's something to it.He tried it and he said the plants that were staked w new stakes seems to produce more than the ones staked w tobacco sticks.With all things being equal,the only difference was the stick,they produced about half as much more than the others.Take that for what its worth.
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Dude swore to me there was something to it.I dont know but we used the sticks for everything.
 
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1959 Ford ranch wagon · Missing "ranch wagon" script

It has nice body. Floor boards need replacing. Chassis has some rot. All glass in great shape. Missig "ranch wagon" script. I'm not sure what engine this is, but it is a "Y" block engine....
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