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Pa Mac talks wood varieties and their uses

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I found episode 3 of “The Farm Hand’s Companion Show” quite helpful. Lots of good info here:

This reminds me… I want to grow some Osage orange trees. Anyone have seeds?

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    chrissy bauman

    if you want to build a living fence for livestock, consider prickly pear cactus. and as for orange tree wood, you know, tangerine should grow at your place. they are supposedly hardy up into north georgia. have never seen an osage here, but if anyone was the one to try it out, it would be you!!

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