NAFA bags repurposed

So, when nafa went under I cabbaged onto a large pile of the big nafa poly bags.


For no other reason than they're very handy.



If you have cages on your baby tomatoes, and a frost is coming (like tonight) they are almost perfect covers.



If you want to thank me, say it with bourbon.

Funny you would bring this up. Covered some of my plants about an hour ago. LOL

Still have a couple. Use em to haul around frozen blocks of bait. And top lot certificates got used in the outhouse

If your outside bow target comes apart they work great for a repair.

I still use them to ship fur-to FHA.

MANY moons ago I was a receiving agent for NAFA and they gave me boxes full of those bags. They have come in handy for a variety of projects.

The amazing thing to me is a frost in late May.

They are perfect game bags for moose pieces.

We lost 70 percent of a grape crop one year to a June freeze

We have what the old timers call the "3 witches" or 3 ice queens"


It's a series of 3 frosts/freezes. Once they happen it is safe to plant the garden.

Here we expect 3 snows on a robbins toes.

Heck, I had snow earlier in the week. It didn't stick, but it did a couple weeks ago. Too wet to till yet, but we are still getting frost regularly. On a normal year you don't want to plant until around the first of June, and this is a late spring. And always have some old sheets handy to cover the garden if it decides to freeze.

Surprised?

The ice has only been off the lake for 10 days or so lol.

Y'all got tomatoes yet? Saw my first blooms this week. Overall been cool spring this year so growth is slow.

I had 30-32 the last three mornings along with snow rain mix. Friday it snowed pretty hard for about half the day. It was melting as it hit the ground at first, but started to build on the grass. I am trying to get a greenhouse put up to extend my growing season on each end. It has been a slow build with the weather. It is clear today, so maybe I can gain some.

May 25th here is our safe date.after that you're pretty good

i sell them for 50 dollars each

That's funny.

We use Fur Harvester bags to haul sheep (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) in for the garden.

Do you need more? I have a few for sale at $45 each.

And that sums up the fur industry in one succinct snapshot.

Fur bags have more value for hauling manure than furs.

I wish I still had mine , I got in a hurry at a sale a few years ago and ran off and left a stack there . When I got home I started looking for the rest of the ones I had but never found them.

I have six or eight left. I think I'll keep them until they have collector value!

NO IT JUST BLEW NORTH on LOW.

[quote=Marty B][quote=cathryn][quote=Boco]I still use them to ship fur-to FHA.

Fur bags have more value for hauling manure than fur


maybe your crappy furs but not mine.