I had a corn stove and yes you're right burns hot.
I had a bunch of Rye and burnt that in the stove for a short time and it's even hotter burning than corn.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I had a bunch of Rye and burnt that in the stove for a short time and it's even hotter burning than corn.
That's the heater you found on Amazon, Frank?
I'd be interested to see what it looks like when you set it up
I would have to make some whiskey from that rye! LMAO
Never thought of that at the time and I grew 80 acres of it.I would have to make some whiskey from that rye! LMAO
There are a lot of variables but it takes about 3# of grain per gallon of whiskey made. A bushel averages 50# so about 16 gallons/bu. Rye yields 30-50 bu/acre so let's be conservative and say 30.Never thought of that at the time and I grew 80 acres of it.
80 acres x 30 bu/a =2400 bushels yield X 16 gal/bu = 36,000 gallons. (or 680 barrels) Damn, that seem like a lot of rye. That makes sense. When we went to J Henry Distillery, they mostly raise seed corn but just a small part of their farmland is used to grow the corn, rye, barley, and wheat that they use in their spirits.
I find it fun to do the math.
Damn that's enough whiskey to last me a long time. LOL
I'd like to make my own one of these days just for fun.
Merry Christmas to me!
Did the marketing department really think this through???
You need to shop around buy it by the ton it is cheaper thats 50 bags per ton 40 lb bags
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Unconventional
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Jail bird son just called and is in Devils Lake only a 50 drive to go see him.
Looks like I might be able to bring him home for 12 hours a day.
First time I bring him home we will have steak dinner with all the trimmings.
I'm excited!!!!
Looks like I might be able to bring him home for 12 hours a day.
First time I bring him home we will have steak dinner with all the trimmings.
I'm excited!!!!
Wow that's a good price but never find them that cheap here.
abdywgn
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Great news! Have a wonderful time together!
Unconventional
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Somethin' the Brats left on the kitchen counter at the other house
I had never heard of them, let alone tried them.
Think your favorite pork 'n beans and add a little jalapeno kick.
Reeeaaalllyyy tasty
I had never heard of them, let alone tried them.
Think your favorite pork 'n beans and add a little jalapeno kick.
Reeeaaalllyyy tasty
abdywgn
dismantler
I think there are tow or three more versions. one is Dr.Pepper that has a mild heat.Somethin' the Brats left on the kitchen counter at the other house
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I had never heard of them, let alone tried them.
Think your favorite pork 'n beans and add a little jalapeno kick.
Reeeaaalllyyy tasty
abdywgn
dismantler
so, when he comes to visit, does he do the top shelf dusting for Dad?
Yea Bob he does. I never have to climb a ladder when he's here. LOLso, when he comes to visit, does he do the top shelf dusting for Dad?
If he's interested, maybe teach him your bodywork skills, Fred. If he's anywhere near as good as you are, he'll have a steady job for the rest of his life, and without having to advertise.
Thanks for the nice comment Jim. This is my youngest son and he is more liking the medical field more than pounding fenders.
Laundry and house cleaning day here but managed to stuff the 63 against the wall and ready to start on, "The other side"
Sometimes I think it would be better if cars only had one side.
Sometimes I think it would be better if cars only had one side.
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