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Craigs list part time machinist update Tom Gardner 06-19-2008
Posted by Tom Gardner on June 20, 2008, 10:50 am
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>
>
>>>>I'd pick strawberries for you, but I don't know if any of them would
>>>>make it to the tray :-).
>>>
>>> Don't show up with a gallon of ice cream. He might catch on.
>>>
>>> Wes
>>
>> My mom's shortcake recipe is in play!
>
> How big is your recipe for? Looks like I got about 30,000 lbs. of
> strawberries.
>
> Karl
>
>

I can do the math! ...but even I might get strawberried-out. Do you sell
them for fresh consumption or do the go into processing?



Posted by Karl Townsend on June 20, 2008, 5:26 pm
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> I can do the math! ...but even I might get strawberried-out. Do you sell
> them for fresh consumption or do the go into processing?

Strictly retail fresh on farm market. But a few get lost and return as
strawberry rubarb wine.

Karl



Posted by Bob Engelhardt on June 20, 2008, 7:08 pm
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Karl Townsend wrote:
> ... Looks like I got about 30,000 lbs. of
> strawberries.

From 6 acres ("damndelion" post): say 40,000 sq ft/acre, allowing 10%
for access => 240,000 sq ft or 8 sq ft/lb of berry. If rows are 3'
apart, 8 sq ft would give 2 2/3 ft (32") of row. 1 lb of berry for 32"
of row?

Just curious,
Bob

Posted by Mark Rand on June 20, 2008, 8:04 pm
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wrote:

>Karl Townsend wrote:
>> ... Looks like I got about 30,000 lbs. of
>> strawberries.
>
> From 6 acres ("damndelion" post): say 40,000 sq ft/acre, allowing 10%
>for access => 240,000 sq ft or 8 sq ft/lb of berry. If rows are 3'
>apart, 8 sq ft would give 2 2/3 ft (32") of row. 1 lb of berry for 32"
>of row?
>
>Just curious,
>Bob


Allow 50% for access if you want people to be able to pick strawberries
without making strawberry jam at the same time.

From experience with my grandparents smallholding, not even a 12 year old can
affect the yield of a couple of acres :-)


Mark Rand
RTFM

Posted by Tom Gardner on June 19, 2008, 12:50 pm
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> Life is good when you have great help. I suggest you slap some golden
> handcuffs (pay raise) on that fella before he looks around for another job.
> There ain't nothin' that says I need you like a pay rate increase.
>
> The one plus of this slow economy is good help is easier to find. We just
> hired 26 teenagers to pick strawberries. One of the finest groups of
> youngsters we've ever had.
>
> Karl
>
>

He named his pay-rate and I told him that he could buy any tooling he needs or
wants. I gave him a set of keys and alarm codes and said he can come and go as
go pleases. I gave him access to my desk and computers but insisted he pet the
cats when they come to visit. (the cats like him, that says it all) He's got a
perfect situation with his real job just 5 minutes away and he loves to make
chips!



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