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James o Brien
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Topic starter 19/08/2018 9:13 am  

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maplegrovefarms
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19/08/2018 3:17 pm  

your allowed to do that?  man in Minnesota you would have the DNR, nrcs, fsa, watershed, county and a couple other agencies on your back and making you stop.


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James o Brien
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Topic starter 19/08/2018 3:58 pm  

Oh ya the government and farm advisors are telling us to do it to increase food exports also alot of Ireland is covered in poor peat groud and rock so most of the nice green pastures in my area have been drained or rock knobs broken off 


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maplegrovefarms
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20/08/2018 4:53 am  

huh.  

in our area its to protect mother nature.  


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Tyler52
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20/08/2018 8:46 am  

Around here there would be hippies laying down in the bog making a human chain...

Drain a wet spot! *gasp!*


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maplegrovefarms
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20/08/2018 6:15 pm  

yes!  all the muslims from the twin cities would be out praying 5 times a day to not drain it.  the Hmong would be eating whatever is in the swamp. lol


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