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You mean there are farming areas in Missouri with even steeper hills ?
We have hills like that in Minnesota.
Don't farm them.
They've been converted to ski slopes.
There you go again, talking like you know what you know what SE Mo is like.
Just so you know, Branson is on the other side of the state.
You are just so durn adorable!
There you go again, talking like you know what you know what SE Mo is like.
Just so you know, Branson is on the other side of the state.
You are just so durn adorable!
I was referring to the video you posted about your Missouri farming buddies.
I was referring to the video you posted about your Missouri farming buddies.
Wow, you've never heard of farms that have *gasp* hills?
You dont get out much, do you?
Anybody else ever heard of a farm that had a hill on it?
Again, you just dont have a clue, do you?
The vid that I posted is from one of the most productive area in SE Mo, but you wouldnt know that, would you?
Have any knowledge of alluvial plains?
I'm sure that was a dig at me, cuz you know Florida is just one big patch of swamp.
Just like Missouri is one big rocky hill.
Ooops, so sorry, I was just trying to figure out exactly what the urban farmer was trying to say there.
May God bless you
Now other than having: elected city officials to 'supervise' you, building inspectors to keep you from harming yourself, and higher taxes; is there any thing else that really defines urban?
Maybe population density? Is a county with a population density of 5 people per square mile, or 10 people per square mile, or 20, high closely packed do folks need to be to define urban?
Ooops, so sorry, I was just trying to figure out exactly what the urban farmer was trying to say there.
May God bless you
If you can decipher it, please let the rest of us know!
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