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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
To eliminate layering between underlying clay and topdressing, Nate is using a nail drag he made that is similar to ones used on major league baseball infields.
The nail drag was made under my supervision last year. I believe it should count as an innovation that took place during the Burns era. (only if it works, of course)
5 comments:
What I would give to have Neil's calves...
Rustling cattle is still a crime, as far as I know - leave his cows alone or suffer the consequences.
Kudos to Nat for his innovation.
Mike - please remind the Grounds Committee that they are expected to help with the unloading, top dressing and spreading.
After watching the video I can see Mike H. in despair - another job formerly done with manual labor done in an automated manner!!
Where are the iRobots used to cut the grass?
The nail drag was made under my supervision last year. I believe it should count as an innovation that took place during the Burns era. (only if it works, of course)
Who's Tim Burns?
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