uhoh
 

FarmI wrote:
"songbird" wrote in message
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FarmI wrote:

if i can find an earlier variety from an
organic source then i'll switch some to
test them for taste. and then if the taste
is ok, i'll switch the whole crop.

There's a Seed Savers group in the US so it might be worth trying them to
see if they ahve any other varieties.

good idea. i'll give them a look.


if my estimate of the harvest this year is correct
one bean gives between a 50 to 75 return.

That's a pretty good result.

after getting so little return at the bank
it's nice to have something that does well.

LOL. I dont' know what the interest rate is on my money. So long as it's
not negative and i'm losing money, I can live with a low return as I dont'
touch capital anyway.

i can live with it too as i know it
won't be going like this forever.

growing dry beans means i can be a
true bean counter when the currencies of
the world all go *boom!* at the same
time. :)


questions always ok, this e-mail address is
good.

Thank you for the kind offer.

you're welcome,


songbird

uhoh
 

"songbird" wrote in message
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FarmI wrote:
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Life is just one big risk. Perhaps we should all make a pact to slit our
wrists right now before something else comes along that might give us a
rash
or kill us slowly.

uhg! sorry, i'm not that kind of
follower or believer. i know you mean
it as sarcasm, etc., but wow...

Nah. It was not meant as sarcasm, just a faint touch of whimsy.