Funny pic/gif thread...

I didn't say a damn thing about whatever "science" either of you want to embrace.

I simply posted the fact that hybrid crops have been develop specifically to allow for earlier planting and harvesting.

I provided information in support of that. If you have something to counter that, I'd be more than willing to listen...
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Wait for 50°F Soil: While some treated seeds can survive at 40°F, most experts recommend waiting until the soil is consistently above 50°F to avoid "imbibitional chilling injury".

The soil is getting to 50°F sooner now than it was 30 years ago.

Have you played with a hybrid shaft yet??

you shouldn't sand a cf shaft because it is not needed. CF shafts are smooth and all you need is to use alcohol wipes to clean them if they get dirty and sticky and they'll be back to be as smooth as new.
If you feel like you need to sand a CF shaft then in my opinion it is simply a poor quality shaft and you should pass on it.
It was started by someone commenting that a gouged cf shaft was useless. I said not true some cyanoacrylate and polishing will take care of gouges in cf. In that case sanding/polishing is required.

Funny pic/gif thread...

Even Flat Earthers have arguments for why they're denying the science. It's all hooey but they think it's real.
I didn't say a damn thing about whatever "science" either of you want to embrace.

I simply posted the fact that hybrid crops have been develop specifically to allow for earlier planting and harvesting.

I provided information in support of that. If you have something to counter that, I'd be more than willing to listen...

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