Arthur,
My experience from the October snow storm a couple years ago. Our losses were
from line posts, not ends. Driven posts did not break or go over, where augured
did. Line post spacing under 30' were fine, all failures were with spacings at
or over 30'. Hillsides more vulnerable than flat
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On 2014-02-21, at 7:01 AM, Mo Tougas appleman.maur...@gmail.com wrote:
Arthur,
My experience from the October snow storm a couple years ago. Our losses were
from line posts, not ends. Driven posts did not break or go over, where
augured did. Line post spacing under
fwiw, as a consumer of peaches, it never occurred to me that the callus tissue
was dangerous (or even the mold that is sometimes in split peaches) but I avoid
eating it anyway. It has almost no flavor, and a somewhat unpleasant texture.
But I suppose it never hurts to reassure customers that
