Trees for Bees

11/14/2025

Well, I got back in with some help from my son Carson and another computer friend....Sighs of relief...

11/14/2025

So, Gmail has locked me out of my business email. Terminal feedback loop of options to get it back. No customer support. I cannot check orders or communicate with my customers. I will have to try to rebuild my entire business structure that included that email address. Google sucks and doesn't care. Welcome to your AI future.

10/17/2024

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08/28/2024

Heat Islands again. In Hendersonville this evening after sunset. Car parked on pavement registered 102 degrees. Driving fell to 92 degrees and held steady until I left Gallatin. 8 miles from Gallatin it was 77 degrees.

07/30/2024

A walk in the orchard ending in the twilight. I found myself surrounded by dragonflies. In the cool of the evening, my body heat attracts gnats and mosquitoes which in turn attract the dragonflies. The gnats eat me, the dragonflies eat the gnats. the dragonfly larvae in the creek feeds the fish, the fish feed me. Round and round it goes in our beautiful connected world.

07/24/2024

Warm evening and the welcome sound of thunder in the distance. The sound of the promise of rain on parched ground. Morning comes and the birds are singing like the first days of spring. Everything rejoices with the rain

06/23/2024

Heat Islands,
I had to be in Madison last night and as I was leaving at 10pm it was a very muggy 84 degrees. I drove home to Bethpage, about 35 miles. When I got home, it was a still warm 71 degrees but still 13 degrees cooler than where I had been. The temperature dropped slowly as I drove but fell dramatically as I left Gallatin. I have seen this during the winter when in Nashville it is comfortable but getting home it is still quite cold.
Concrete and asphalt are good at gathering and holding heat. Trees and grass are better at cooling themselves and the air around them.
Just a thought

02/07/2024

If this is true, this is big news.

Forty million dicamba-tolerant soybean and cotton acres would be directly impacted by the ruling the U.S. District Court of Arizona in Tucson made Tuesday. EPA has not said when it will respond to the court's decision.

01/11/2024

Thank you all for the many Birthday wishes!!
It was a good day

10/22/2023

Scariest pumpkins ever! Your Late Night LOL! 🤣

I’ve really struggled with my Jeep this past week so I can relate. 😬

08/31/2023

We will be shipping Sunchokes and Groundnuts this fall, winter and next spring.

Apios americana- Groundnut, is a native plant in the Eastern United States that grows from parts of Canada to the north, south into Florida and as far west