What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

I know a family with a peach orchard a few counties over. They also are a logger and have a timber dealership. I need to talk to them and see who I talk to to get some fresh peaches. This area is peach country.

While Georgia is the "peach state" and everyone thinks of Georgia peaches South Carolina has out produced Georgia in peach production every year since 1984.
Last year we produced twice as many peaches as Georgia. (It says even New Jersey out produced GA) We were around 54,000 tons. Nothing compared to the 514,000 tons produced by California. So you should really think of California peaches. We all think of California as a big city but agriculture is huge there. Fruit and nut crops are huge.

 

Yes, lots of fruits n nuts in Cali...

 

Ur telling me, my sister is there.

 

Did I spell something wrong?

 

Yesterday afternoon a friend was cutting hay on my neighbors farm. He had just unhooked the mower and was heading down the road. He smelled something electrical burning and the tractor went up in flames. He got off. Complete loss. All the diesel leaked out and burned on the road while catching some trees on fire. Cops, fire department and EPA came for this one. The road is a mess. I tried to take a pic of the road but it is so concealed by trees you couldn’t see anything.

 

Close but not correct

Pyrethroids is the name of the synthetic chemical

Pyrethrins are a group of esters that that come from the chrysanthemums, there are six of them, the extract of them is called pyrethrum

Permethrin is the name of the insecticide that is made from pyrethroids.

 

Massey?

 

Hard to tell. I think it was their Farmall 464.


Edit: international, farmall was earlier

 

Glad he was okay.

 

Last year for me.....you know you’re old when Guns N Roses are classic rock.

 

Ah, got it. I was confuzzled by that statement and didn’t realize it was the Permithrin. Thanks.

 

Got it, Clem. Thanks. I thought one of us had to be wrong.

 

........very !!!!!!!!!

 

Yep you are correct. Roids are syns.

 

I see what you did there.

 

I was thinking that wasn't quite right and that pyrethrum came from carsanthrimum (spelling) I didn't remember all those specifics. I got a license for herbicide not for spraying bugs. Haha.