Had a good week! (Part 2)

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mbcabinetmaker
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robinson46176 wrote:I have a chestnut tree growing in a small grove of Norway Spruce trees in my yard. I know that it was not planted there on purpose. It is around 12 to 15 years old and has been producing a small number of chestnuts for several years now but I only realized what it was this fall because the squirrel was carting them off as soon as they hit the ground. I had just assumed that it was some kind of oak.
I have absolutely no idea where the seed came from as I know of no other on the farm or any where in the community.
We beat the squirrel to about a dozen nuts and I am going to bury them around the farm in spots that I will not be spraying and will see what happens.


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Or you could have Chestnuts roasting on an open fire for Christmas :D
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mbcabinetmaker wrote:Or you could have Chestnuts roasting on an open fire for Christmas :D
I think he would prefer to have some chestnut deadwood to roast after those 'nuts' become mature enough to have limbs fall due to high wind!;)
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A good farmer never eats the seed he needs to grow a crop. :)
He will get pretty hungry first.


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