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		<description><![CDATA[I think that I shall never see a thing as ornery as a weed. You can run over them, cut them off at the ground, leave them in a unwatered green house all summer with temperatures that peg a 125 degree thermometer and they just keep on going. Now I have found something else they [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think that I shall never see a thing as ornery as a weed. You can run over them, cut them off at the ground, leave them in a unwatered green house all summer with temperatures that peg a 125 degree thermometer and they just keep on going. Now I have found something else they can survive, being fried to a crisp. I am flame weeding the asparagus this year and we had to wait a couple of weeks longer than I wanted, till we could afford the flame weeder, so the Horse weeds had a good start. The first time I fried those babies they were back full force in a week. So the second time over I thought I had really cooked them to a crisp and I went down there to cut Asparagus last night and low and behold they all had a little green cap on top of this otherwise seemly crisp stalk. Maybe by the time it is time to lay the Asparagus by for the season I will have conquered them but I am beginning to have my doubts.</p>
<p>Sometimes I have to laugh at conventional Agriculture, whose camp I was once in, when they talk of getting rid of weeds. We have used enough chemical in the last 50 years that if getting rid of weeds was a possibility they wouldn’t have to use another chemical for the next 200 years. Instead all they are doing is making them mad! They think they have one conquered and another one meaner and madder takes its’ place. Now not only do they feel they have to spray in the spring but now in the fall also. Now they spray before they plant and after they plant and what do they get? Chemical resistant weeds. So now they have to come up with an even more potent chemical to control the weed they created. When will they learn that is better to work with Mother Nature because they sure aren’t going to control her!</p>
<p>I have discovered one thing on this Mother’s Day 2012. When Mom told me when I was young that I was growing like a weed, she was lying to me. If that were true I would now be 20 feet tall! We have one CSA member atBlue Springsand one regular customer atColumbiathat are celebrating their first Mother’s Day with newborns at home. We want to congratulate them and wish all of our mothers a Happy Mother’s Day. We have been blest to have wonderful mothers and to still have them with us.</p>
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