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Orange pumpkins....too early?
So, it has been very hot and dry here in WI as with most of the country. I have been diligent in keeping the pumpkins with enough moisture but cannot do much about the heat. I have many pumpkins just starting to form as I type, but also have many @ a harvestable size that have turned fully orange already. I was able to plant about 2� weeks earlier this season compared to last due to the mild winter. I thought this was great as last fall many of my pumpkins were still green @ harvest time. Now I am worried so many are fully/turning orange here in early August. What do you think?
So, now my thoughts are of harvesting the fully orange ones and trying to get a good cure on them because I have a squash bug infestation to rival all others! Not to mention the SVB's. They have not affected the fruit yet but it can only be a matter of time.
The heat seems to speed the cucurbits up (if it isn't killing them).
I'm about to pull most of mine because I can see the squash bugs getting out of my control and now the striped cucumber beetles have moved in next to the spotted ones. I'm going to remove my plants before they become a hatchery for these things.
Its not too early. Pumpkins will keep for upwards of a year under the right conditions with little to no spoilage.
Just let the vine wither so they're nice and hardened, then put them in a cool dark area (like a garage) and put some straw/hay under them so they aren't touching the ground directly and they'll happily keep until Halloween, Thanksgiving, or longer.
So, is there anything you could have done to prevent the squash bugs and cucumber beetles from affecting the vines in the first place? Just curious, because pumpkins are starting to grow on one of my vines and I'd like to know if there is anything preventative I can do to keep these bugs away before they infect my plants. Thanks for any input.
Thanks everyone, I will be out beginning my harvest today. But there are many pumpkins just starting so hopefully I have many more to look forward to.
Football43013, this is only my second year growing pumpkins so I am no expert, I break most of the rules of pumpkin growing so this may be some of my trouble. Most everything I have learned has come from this forum and a few websites. So if anyone else would like to weigh in I won't be offended. The main trouble I have with preventing SVB or squash bugs or even the cuc. beetles is most insecticidal methods will kill your beneficial insects (pollinators). I keep 2 bee hives on my property as well and do not want to do anything to harm them. Most say to rotate your crop so it is not in the same location each year. I have no choice there, not enough room. I keep diligent in watching for eggs of SVB and squash bugs early on and either pull them with duct tape or torch them with a grill lighter. Once they have established I spray squash bugs of any stage directly with a mild castile soap and water mixture which kills them either immediately or within 60 seconds. Most say any soap will do, castile soap is just what I have found works for me. As for the SVB I slit the vine when I find them present and destroy the borer and bury the vine. Then take extra care to bury several more areas of the same vine with good dirt to promote more root growth to support the plant and subsequent fruit. I pretty much ignore the cuc. beetles but spray what I see as I am getting the squash bugs. I have also heard using row covers to protect plants early but I believe many of the squash bug problems come from larvae left in soil so Im not so sure that will work for them. I still however managed to harvest over 80 pumpkins last year for my small 8'x 16' dirt mound patch and have expanded that this year by another 10' so we will see. I over plant and deal with the consequences. What zone are you in? I know the farther north the less trouble but I'm in WI so that has not helped me much.


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Volume 8, Number 7 Coachella Valley Water District August 2004 Salvinia is a Giant Pest in Waterways Giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta) is a free-floating fern with a well-deserved reputation as one of the worst aquatic plants in the world. The United States Department of Coachella Canal is Drained for Agriculture listed it as a noxious weed in 1983. The plant is native to South Repairs and Thorough Inspection America, but has found its way into several United States waterways from Concrete repairs were made at two One section of the canal was filled North Carolina to Hawaii, including locations and most of the lined portions to above normal capacity, and served portions of the Colorado River. of the Coachella Canal were inspected as a reservoir to fill orders while work Mature plants weave themselves during the last week in July. was completed. into a thick mat that excludes oxygen To allow for repairs and inspections Although there were interruptions in and light. Under ideal conditions giant the diversion of water into it from the deliveries while repairs and inspections salvinia has the ability to double its All-American Canal was stopped for were made, these were minor. mat size in about a week. several days, which allowed the Two concrete sections of 100 and (Continued on Page 2) waterway to drain almost entirely. 50 feet were replaced, about 30 miles west of where the canal begins. (Continued on Page 4) 2003 Groundwater Pumping in the Lower Coachella Valley Pumper AF* % CVWD 27.0 15.7 Indio 19.0 11.0 BRIDGE—Construction BIDDERS ON A BRIDGE—Construction BRIDGE Coachella 17.0 9.9 firm representatives seeking a contract to Agriculture 62.5 36.3 line the earthen portions of the Coachella Canal attended a pre-bid meeting July 29. Aquaculture 15.0 8.7 Bids will be submitted August 26. About Golf Courses 24.0 13.9 35 miles of the canal will be lined with concrete. (See article on Page 3) Other 7.5 4.5 *1,000 acre-feet. 172,000 AF total Page 2 August 2004 No Silver Lining Was Found During Canal Inspection by Steve Robbins It's also near the amount of water In most cases, however, we will be general manager-chief engineer found underground in the lower using coffer dams or other techniques Except for those who rely upon it Coachella Valley (Thermal subarea) so the canal's water level will have to for irrigation water, I suspect most aquifer—estimated at 19.4 million be lowered only partially, if at all. of the valley takes the Coachella acre-feet to a depth of 1,000 feet. So while some interruptions appear Canal for granted, especially people Had the 17 million acre-feet been unavoidable in the future, they will who do not live or work close to it. pumped out of the ground instead be kept to an absolute minimum. Without this important waterway, of delivered by canal, farming here Coachella Valley's aquifer made it however, the area's history since as we know it would be on the possible for those who settled in this verge of extinction, assuming it had area to do so. Without groundwater, 1949 would be very different, and not already ceased to be viable. there would have been no beginning. little would appear as it does today. Naturally, some water would have To ensure that we have a promising Since deliveries began, nearly 17 found its way from the upper valley future, however, means preserving million acre-feet of water has been into the lower, but 17 million acre- the aquifer today. 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These sessions have been Pest . . . along with significant subsidence. very informative and show how (Continued from Page 1) I'd venture to say that were it not quickly this area's groundwater can Mats can grow to a depth of more for the canal, Coachella Valley would be used up—or made unusable—if than two feet, covering an entire pond, be a very inhospitable place. we do not manage it wisely. reservoir—even a small lake—blocking During recent out sunlight that other plants need; inspections of using up oxygen that fish, insects and the canal we other aquatic dwellers depend upon. found about 50 Unchecked, giant salvinia clogs up locations where irrigation systems and fouls the water. repairs will be None has yet been discovered in the needed, and in a Coachella Canal, its distribution system few instances or valley irrigation ststems, but growers holes or other are cautioned to watch for the plant damage is in the and report its presence to officials. canal bottom. Most of this work will be Published by Coachella Valley Water District to performed along inform users about governmental actions and other conditions affecting agricultural water service the first 49 miles Volume 8 - Number 7 August 2004 of the canal, far Coachella Valley Water District from sections Post Office Box 1058 (85-995 Avenue 52) where deliveries Coachella, CA 92236 are made. Telephone: (760) 398-2651 Fax: (760) 398-3711 To make these Email: email@example.com repairs we again Website: www.cvwd.org Steve Robbins, general manager-chief engineer will have to Dennis Mahr, communications & legislative director drain some Jack Porrelli, editor canal sections. August 2004 Page 3 Contractors Eager Water Advisory To Bid On Canal Group Includes Lining about 35 miles of still earthen portions of the Coachella Canal will Agricultural Rep cost about $80 million, according to An outgrowth of the discussions the latest estimates, with a significant between Coachella Valley Water portion of that going toward actual District and the cities of Indio and construction. Coachella about the lower valley Bids for the lining—which in reality is BY THE NUMBERS . . . Coachella the construction of a new, concrete- replenishment assessment charge Canal Lining project manager Wayne lined canal segment that will replace was the creation of a Joint Water Dahl reviews some of the statistics with the current earthen sections—are due Policy Advisory Committee. contractors during a July 29 pre-bid by August 26. So a pre-bid meeting at A panel of 13 representatives is meeting at the water district. the water district's Coachella facilities being recommended, with one of attracted a big crowd from contractors the committee members officially After factoring in water that will be and subcontractors. representing agricultural interests. used for environmental mitigation, the Several of the members will be Those who attended also spent several project will net about 26,000 acre-feet appointed by CVWD's board of hours touring the canal by bus, getting that currently is lost to seepage. directors, who have not yet done a first-hand look at the environmental issues and other concerns that will have A portion of this saved water will go so but have recommendations from to be addressed by the project. to fulfill a treaty between the federal general manager-chief engineer The current schedule calls for the government and Indian tribes. The Steve Robbins. contract to be awarded on Sept 14., so balance goes to the San Diego County Among those the CVWD board it is expected that actual construction Water Authority, a condition of the will appoint is the representative will begin this year. Quantification Settlement Agreement. from the agricultural industry. Anyone interested in the position CV Groundwater Is A Major Focus of is encouraged to contact CVWD. Other representatives will include Latest Ag Water Conservation Sessions Indio (2), Coachella (2), La Quinta, CVWD (2), Indian tribes, Building Two sessions in July, sponsored by During the next meeting Ben Industry Association, golf courses, the water district and conducted by Olson, of Olson Engineering Systems, Riverside County and aquaculture. JMLord, Inc., focused on the value of reported that when all expenses are protecting the aquifer and the benefits factored in, costs for from switching from groundwater to using groundwater canal water for irrigation purposes. instead of imported The meetings go to a once-a-month canal water are schedule beginning this month. The more than double. next session is Aug. 18. All meetings The next session are on the third Wednesday of the focuses on the past, month, at noon, at the water district's present and future Coachella facilities. of the Colorado On July 21 Dave Ringel, a consultant River, with Steve Aquatard to the district on the Lower Valley Jones of the Bureau Replenishment Assessment, reiterated of Reclamation as negative impacts on the aquifer—and the guest speaker. farming—if overdraft is not curtailed. There is no charge Salinity increases dramatically after the The chart at right demonstrates how to attend and lunch water has been used to irrigate crops agricultural drainage affects salinity. is included. Page 4 August 2004 Canal Repairs . . . (Continued from Page 1) Between 80 and 90 percent of the two, 49- and 39-mile concrete-lined sections of the canal were inspected while the repairs were being made. Earthen sections of the waterway were not inspected because they are being replaced by a parallel, concrete canal, the construction of which could begin before the end of this year. Silt dredging also was performed at some sections of the canal. Diversions into the canal began at 5 p.m. on Monday, July 26, and by 6 a.m. Wednesday some sections were Once the canal was back to normal, CV Water Symposium water district personnel turned their completely drained. These areas were attention to another important form Is Planned For October "dry" until 1 p.m. Friday, but by the of maintenance by restocking areas of Details were being finalized as Farm end of the day the canal was filled and the waterway with grass-eating carp. Water Watch went to press, but the fully operational. A special, sterilized breed is used. water district is organizing a valleywide water symposium for late October. Various agencies and stakeholders are being invited to participate. Policy makers and representatives from many diverse groups are expected to discuss a wide variety of water-related issues. Drought Continues to Take Toll on Colorado Lake Mead was at 13.95 million acre-feet—54 percent of capacity–as of late July with no signs that an end to the drought is near. The Colorado River for April through July is projected to have flows of 3.6 million acre-feet, which is 45 percent of its average. 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Pandey, R. V., Franssen, S. U., Futschik, A. and Schlötterer, C. (2013), Allelic imbalance metre (Allim), a new tool for measuring allele-specific gene expression with RNA-seq data. Molecular Ecology Resources, 13: 740–745. doi: 10.1111/1755-0998.12110
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- allelic imbalance;
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Estimating differences in gene expression among alleles is of high interest for many areas in biology and medicine. Here, we present a user-friendly software tool, Allim, to estimate allele-specific gene expression. Because mapping bias is a major problem for reliable estimates of allele-specific gene expression using RNA-seq, Allim combines two different strategies to account for the mapping biases. In order to reduce the mapping bias, Allim first generates a polymorphism-aware reference genome that accounts for the sequence variation between the alleles. Then, a sequence-specific simulation tool estimates the residual mapping bias. Statistical tests for allelic imbalance are provided that can be used with the bias corrected RNA-seq data.


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As the title of the post may suggest, I just searched for and found out about the ill-advised method of bottle conditioning in growlers. When I was a bit short on bottles come bottling day a couple days ago I thought a light, summertime wheat beer would be great to have in a growler, so I had gone ahead with using one of my 1/2 gallon growlers to make up for my lack of bottles.
I've used enough sugar that there should be about 2.5-2.6 volumes of CO2 when everything is all said and done. And after reading about the vast arrays of broken growlers, it is now sitting in a plastic box by itself lest the explosions, or less dramatic bottoms falling off indeed occur.
It seems to me that from reading on here the breakage of the growler is not guaranteed by any means, probably not even likely as many attest to repeatedly practicing "growler conditioning," but by no means a trivial occurrence. My question is, is there anything I could, or better yet, should do? Again, the growler in question is in solitary, so to speak, and though I don't think it's likely (it does seem to be as heavy duty as the 1/2 gallon growlers seem to come, albeit perhaps still not enough), but just wondering.
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I growler condition all of the time. They are my "party" bottles. Ive never had any issues.
Some people are lucky, some aren't. Sometimes the CO2 just leaks out, sometimes it carbonates, sometimes it explodes.
Keep it isolated, as you're doing. The explosive force of a growler bomb is HUGE. I had a 1L flip top explode in my garage once, (rampant infection), and there were miniscule shards of glass EVERYWHERE, covering the entire 30x30 garage. One chunk of glass fired off like a missile and broke a 1 gallon carboy sitting 6 feet away. There was glass imbedded in all the wooden surfaces anywhere near that bottle.
A heavy sleeping bag on top should help contain the blast. You don't just want to seal it in a rubbermaid container, as the lid will blow off and you'll still get a shyte mess if it blows.
If it doesn't blow, treat it like a live bomb until you know it's safe. Carefully move it to the fridge to cool it down, this will relieve a LOT of the pressure inside. Then enjoy.
Like I said, for some, like dirty martini, it's no issue. For others it's a blast.
That's just scary. Sounds like your 1 liter bomb could have killed a couple of people! So I think I'll still keep it sealed off in the bucket. I'll see if I have any old towels I can toss on top. I kept everything quite sanitary, so I doubt that I'll get any of the explosive force that an infection may cause. On the off chance it does, I want to keep clean up to a minimum.
I have used growlers for bottle fermenting with absolutely no issue. I am batting 5 for 5. Thing is, if it is going to explode in the growler then it is going to explode in the bottle.
I had a strongly carbed wheat beer in a growler, poured it 2 weeks ago, and worked just fine.


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|Sep 28, 2012, 01:27 PM
Bill Netzeband had been with Testors for many years, however, his advice about engines was mostly ignored. He did design the guts of the Series 21, while Testors called in some outside creative artistry consultants for a visual look that would set their product apart.
The terrible box shape was the result. They wouldn't change it when it didn't sell as well as the old engines (which both Netzeband and Dick McCoy were both trying to tell them), and dropped out of manufacturing engines larger than .049 size.
Incidentally, the Series 21 cylinder and piston were a drop-in upgrade for the older Red Heads.
|Sep 28, 2012, 01:58 PM
I would defer to "the Kiwi's" comments regarding the external design of the Series 21 engines.
I know I bought two of them based on their looks. They were very heavy compared to other engines of similar displacements.
Regarding the red anodized glow head on the .049-I thought is was really cool looking too!.
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Great information sir!
I do remember that they were much easier to start with an electric starter, than by hand. There was not much of anything in the way of compression, on the ones I owned, and they lacked a properly tapered collect or keyway at the front of the crankshaft where the propeller backing plate was. No amount of tightening could keep the propeller from coming loose (again, I have a sample of two to work with).
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I always heard that the added weight/fins to the Series 21 were purely cosmetic. I did have an S21 40 that ran great! It had a dykes ring and after reassembly the engine had extremely low compression until the dykes ring could seat effectively.
|Sep 28, 2012, 02:18 PM
The thrust washer only had dimples on it that couldn't get a grip on maple, nylon, or other harder composition props, but the thrust washers from K&B's GH 35 and 45, plus late model GH 29s, with the sharp edged teeth, fit the RHs perfectly. I'd like to have such a thrust washer now as a spare to use on the McCoy 40 RH that I still have.
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|Sep 28, 2012, 07:26 PM
"gcb, this is good to know. I have one of those Testors engines with carbon fiber crankcase and tank. "
The black crankcases were actually glass filled nylon-carbon fiber was not around yet.
There are two versions of this engine for the Fly'em Plastic RTF airplanes, that I know of:
1) The earlier version, which was actually a front rotary valve and had a nylon mixture control instead of a needle valve. This was on the early versions of the Fly'em aircraft
2) A later version with a reed valve and normal needle valve. These are the ones we were supplied with for the demos.
The earlier ones had an aluminum crankcase, the later ones had the glass filled nylon. There may have been some overlap of materials, but the actual tooling was different.
Both ran well, but I seem to recall the later ones running stronger than the earlier ones.
The reed valve ones were later sold with an integral fuel tank, so that they could be used outside of Fly'em aircraft.
The engine that came in the Galax IV (the final version of the old, Wen Mac hovercraft), appears to be a reed valve engine with a separate tank.
Lots of variations/changes over the years.
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On the Series 21 McCoys, the only ones I have are two CL .19's. One has been run and the other is still NIB. Someday I hope to get around to using them in ships.
The idea of the Dykes ring is to be loose when going up and seal well after combustion. For that purpose they are "L" shaped. My guess is that running at the RPM we use them, the dykes ring probably assumes a more constant seal. In any case, they seem to not have a lot of compression when turning them over by hand but they run well.
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That was common on the K&B .40R/C; the early/middle 70's engines, p/n 8011 like mine is, used a Dykes ring and the low compression happens only when hand flipping. I was told when you ran the engine, combustion pressure sealed the ring against the cylinder walls, improving compression only when running. Whatever the explanation, my K&B engines, along with my Red Head McCoys, ran (run) good enough for my non-competitive flying. Smooth and reliable for years.
I've got a Testors .049 with the plastic crankcase, as installed in a Testors BD-5 ukie. Was always concerned about overheating the engine and melting the case. Wonder how far the cylinder would have traveled
|Sep 30, 2012, 12:39 AM
"I've got a Testors .049 with the plastic crankcase, as installed in a Testors BD-5 ukie. Was always concerned about overheating the engine and melting the case. Wonder how far the cylinder would have traveled"
When we got the BD-5's, they told us not to let it sit on the ground running as it would destroy the engine (so I think you were very wise, sir!).
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|Sep 30, 2012, 07:12 PM
"Interesting, then this fiberglass epoxy matrix crankcase engine is best left without any type engine cowl enclosure, such as many 1/2-A profile and balsa log fuselage models and front mounted, where the prop provides additional cooling."
They were pretty well cowled in on the Fly'ems. The Zero especially. They also came with mufflers installed, which increased the head.
The issue on the BD-5 cooling was that is was a pusher, so no air flowed over the cylinder unless the ship was moving forward.
Again, it was glass-filled nylon, not an epoxy matrix. CF was still in the future and Testors would not have opted for that from an expense standpoint.
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A little extra info...the starter used on later McCoys were on Wen Mac engines. I believe Testors purchased the Wen Mac company to get the starter. Anyone know more about this?
Here is a WenMac II from a Aeromite.
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Daugaard signed the bill Wednesday in a ceremony held in the Capitol rotunda.
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You will get access from the inside. Remove the cover for the spare tire and you will see the bulb cover and all hardware to remove the tail lamp lens assembly.
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