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A planning holdup is threatening to derail efforts to provide a permanent shopping precinct in the heart of Christchurch.
Developers hoped to get work under way early next year on retail developments in the central business district to replace the Re:Start container shopping mall.
But with the Christchurch Central Development Unit (CCDU) still to release its master plan for the City Mall area, those developments are on hold.
Colliers national director of property management Evan Harris said yesterday that several developers had plans "drawn up and ready to go" but could not progress with them until the CCDU had completed its master plan for the retail area as it would dictate what size and form their developments could take.
"They are waiting in the wings and are keen to get going, but until they know what the rules and regulations are, they can't go any further," he said.
Among the waiting developers is Nick Hunt, who has plans to build a $70 million complex on the site of the former Shades and Whitcoulls buildings.
Hunt had hoped to start work on the multi-use complex in January, but with no set time frame for the release of the CCDU master plan he believes it will be next April at the earliest before work can begin.
As time drags on, Hunt fears it will become harder to find tenants and that opportunities will be lost.
"I am accepting of the delay but I am concerned that if it drags on too much more, tenants who are committed to coming back into the central city will be forced to commit themselves elsewhere. Time is of the essence," he said.
When the CCDU released its blueprint for the central city in late July, it signalled that over the next 100 days it would do more planning on the development of a retail precinct based on the City Mall, but it did not set a firm deadline for the release of its master plan.
A CCDU spokesman said yesterday that the plan was being drafted and a meeting would be organised in "the very near future" for property owners in the retail precinct to discuss the plan and how their development might fit within it.
"A successful retail sector in the central city is a vital part of the recovery. The planning has to be done right and not rushed," he said.
Central City Business Association deputy chairman Philip Richards said it was difficult for developers to make decisions on CBD projects when there was no information on how traffic or parking would be managed.
"Accessibility is terribly important. We also have no idea what the plan is for managing the development, so there is an ongoing retail presence at the same time as a lot of [construction] work is going on," he said.
"There are some people who are hugely frustrated and others who are willing to co-operate and go along with the CCDU, but we all want things to happen sooner rather than later."
Re:Start manager Paul Lonsdale could not be reached for comment yesterday, but with a start on retail developments still some months away it is likely the temporary container shopping precinct will remain in place until at least next March.
When the Re:Start mall opened last October it was meant to remain in place for only six months.
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Even otherwise the strip quite instructive in this regard. Probably not without the author hides behind a pseudonym. But since 'Jesus and Mo "in November 2005 has been launched to my knowledge, no Christian or jew offended shown. The Pakistani government however, blocked the site because the content 'blasphemous' would be."
I love Google Translate. Also J&M, of course. Keep your head down and stay anonymous, Author – and keep writing!
Name this character: Man with white beard in the sky, who knows if you've been sinning, and gives rewards to those who are good.
Santa Claus.
If I ever have kids, once they've stopped believing in Santa Claus I'll tell them "God is like Santa Claus for grown-ups. Some of your friends still believe in Santa Claus, and it would be mean to tell them he doesn't exist, but you don't have to listen to them either."
Riiight. Non-overlapping… until the theists decide there's something to be gained. Or feel threatened. And let's not get started on the claims the Bible makes about the material world that are utter nonsense…
Oh, wait. Those are all metaphors. Or poetic license. Or headdesking stupid worn-out apologetics…
Faith is displacing science, the acholytes of the "world of warmcraft" follow their profit and the mysterious inscriptions found in the "east anglia" scrolls with a fervor that has not been seen since the chosen wandered in the desert for 40 years. Even Dik Dawkins has embraced the financillly proven preaching methods of American evangilists in colllecting money to spread the disbelief.
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@Tarsand – where DOES this idea of a global warming conspiracy for profit/global political domination come from? Things simply don't work like that (overwhelming scientific evidence apart) Or do you think that we're living in a series of the X-files?
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Just for the record, I am reading J&Mo and writing this from Turkey, which has a record of banning blasphemous sites (youtube, sites.google and many more), though the definition of blasphemy is limited to the sacred body of the Founder of the Republic and the hegemonic ethnicity of the People…
And, contrary to what some other blogs claim, http://www.richarddawkins.net also works fine
@MyCatIsGod – I know many Climate Change Deniers (I choose not to pollute the word sceptic) and they all trot out some form of this ill-defined conspiracy. Is it a conspiracy by the all-powerful windmill industry? The juggernaut of solar power suppliers? The only party I would suspect of less than pure motives would be the oil industry. It seems believable that they may have orchestrated some kind of astro-turfing to keep the denial going and protect their massive cash cow while it lasts.
Well said, sir!
For 'twas always the rôle of the Jester to mock the powerful in a manner that made them pause for reflection.
And as for accomodationist bastards, they are guilty of aiding and abetting the enemy. Gould included.
They may as well have flown the 'planes into the towers themselves, or shot the abortion doctors, or mutilated the genitals of billions of kiddies themselves.
vatican says special hell for pedo priests – makes no sense, if hell is already eternal torment for sinners (including those who wear poly-cotton blends), then how can that really be made worse – what's worse than eternal torment?
Michael K G: "For 'twas always the rôle of the Jester to mock the powerful in a manner that made them pause for reflection."
The play's the thing, wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King. (Hamlet)
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Introductory programming course have two very specific difficulties for novice students. First is the lack use of real world examples in the sessions. It is very difficult to find areas of application where all the students are familiar enough and that offers challenging and engaging examples. Second is the lack of palpable examples of the job done. Introductory courses in other fields generate products that the students can show to others, and feel proud about it. In CS1, for example, explaining cycles by printing a series of numbers on the screen doesn't yield the same sense of ac-complishment as drawing a basic perspective in an archi-tecture class. We propose using Project Hoshimi [1], a Microsoft Platform, as a base for introducing computer programming to CS1 students. Through the paper we dis-cuss the main advantages and disadvantages in our experi-ence of using Project Hoshimi, comparing its use against other more traditional approaches, as well as against other graphic programming methods such as Alice or videogame based learning.


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Small Farmer's Market
Shopping Cart
Equipment & Facilities
A Hidden Treasure
from issue: 28-4
When David and Gus visited Mr. Hemmett they had an unexpected find. Not only was there the small tip-cart but other full sized farm wagons. The first that David looked at was a double shafted Lincolnshire wagon designed for the flat lands of that county and too big and heavy for his Suffolk mare of 16.2 hands. But tucked at the back under a tarpaulin was the ideal vehicle – a Norfolk wagon that could take either a single or double shaft and was suitable for the smaller draught horse.
A Short History of the Horse-Drawn Mower
Book Excerpt: The enclosed gear, late model John Deere, Case, Oliver, David Bradley, and McCormick Deering International mowers I (we) are so fond of had a zenith of popular manufacture and use that lasted just short of 25 years. Millions of farmers with millions of mowers, built to have a serviceable life of 100 plus years, all pushed into the fence rows. I say, it was far too short of a period.
A Step Back in Time with the Barron Tree Planter
from issue: 26-1
The 18th century saw a tremendous interest in landscaping private parkland on a grand scale with the movement of entire hills and mature trees, all by man and horse power, to fulfill the designs of celebrated gardeners such as Capability Brown. In the mid 1800s the movement of mature trees was revolutionised by the introduction of the Barron tree transplanter. The first planter was designed and built by Barron for the transplantation of maturing trees at Elvaston Castle in Derbyshire.
An Efficient, Economical Barn
from issue: 34-3
A well thought out, functional barn should be the center piece of any farming endeavor, horse powered or fossil fueled, that involves livestock. After building and using two previous barns during our lifetimes, I think the one we now have has achieved a level of convenience, efficiency, and economy that is worth passing on.
Ask A Teamster: Neckyokes
from issue: 28-2
I always chain or otherwise secure slip-on type neckyokes to the tongue so they don't come off and cause an accident. Neckyokes unexpectedly coming off the tongue have caused countless problems, the likes of which have caused injuries, psychological damage, and even death to horses, and to people as well. Making sure the neckyoke is chained or otherwise secured to the tongue every time you hitch a team is a quick and easy way of eliminating a number of dangerous situations.
Ask A Teamster: Perfect Hitching Tension
from issue: 30-2
In my experience, determining how tight, or loose, to hook the traces when hitching a team can be a bit challenging for beginners. This is because a number of interdependent dynamics and variables between the pulling system and the holdback system must be considered, and because it's ultimately a judgment call rather than a simple measurement or clear cut rule.
Barbed Wire History and Varieties
Book Excerpt: The invention of barb wire was the most important event in the solution of the fence problem. The question of providing fencing material had become serious, even in the timbered portions of the country, while the great prairie region was almost wholly without resource, save the slow and expensive process of hedging. At this juncture came barb wire, which was at once seen to make a cheap, effective, and durable fence, rapidly built and easily moved.
Barn Door Plans
Good barn doors, ones that will last a lifetime of opening, sliding and swinging in the wind, require careful design and construction. In 1946 the Starline Co., a barn building firm from the midwestern US, compiled a book of barn plans. These two diagrams were in that book and presented excellent information.
Barn Raising
from issue: 30-2
Here it was like a beehive with too many fuzzy cheeked teen-agers who couldn't possibly be experienced enough to be of much help. But work was being accomplished; bents, end walls and partitions were being assembled like magic and raised into place with well-coordinated, effortless ease and precision. No tempers were flaring, no egomaniacs were trying to steal the show, and there was not the usual ten percent doing ninety percent of the work.
Basil Scarberry's Ground-Drive Forecart
from issue: 29-1
I used an '84 Chevrolet S-10 rear end to build my forecart, turn it over to get right rotation, used master cylinder off buggy and 2" Reese hitch, extend hitch out to use P.T.O. The cart is especially useful for tedding hay. However, its uses are virtually unlimited. We use it for hauling firewood on a trailer, for pulling a disc and peg tooth harrow, for hauling baled hay on an 8' x 16' hay wagon, and just for a jaunt about the farm and community.
Between Ourselves & Our Land
from issue: 37-2
Since being introduced to the straddle row cultivator last year in hilling our potatoes, I have been excited to experiment with different tools mounted under the versatile machine. Like the famed Allis Chalmers G or Farmall Cub my peers of the internal combustion persuasion utilize on their vegetable farms, this tool can help maximize efficiency in many ways on the small farm.
Bobsled Building Plans
Befitting Labor Day, here are two, old-style, heavy-duty, bobsled building plans featuring the sort of sleds you might have found in New England and the Maritime Provinces of Canada. (In fact you might get lucky and find them still.) These are designed to haul cord wood on the sled frame.
Box Jaw Tongs & the Cow Poop Theory of Blacksmithing
from issue: 33-1
Making a pair of tongs was a milestone for a lot of blacksmiths. In times gone past a Journeyman Smith meant just that, a smith that went upon a journey to learn more skills before taking a masters test. When the smith appeared at the door of a prospective employer, he/she would be required to demonstrate their skills. A yard stick for this was to make a pair of tongs.
Bring Back To Life the John P. Parker Pulverizer
from issue: 32-3
Meanwhile, my senior year was approaching fast, and all of us students began to contemplate what our final project would be with a bit of urgency. Our capstone project tasks us with identifying a need for a product or solution, bringing that product through the design phase, then building that product and displaying at the Technical Exposition. So I had the harebrained idea to embark on recreating not only a scale model of Parker's Pulverizer, but to also recreate the real thing in full-scale, complete with fresh new wheel castings.
Build Your Own Butter Churn
Fresh butter melting on hot homemade bread… Isn't that the homesteader's dream? A cheap two-gallon stock pot from the local chain store got me started in churn building. It was thin stainless steel and cost less than ten bucks. I carted it home wondering what I might find in my junk pile to run the thing. I found an old squirrel cage fan and pulled the little motor to test it. I figure that if it could turn a six-inch fan, it could turn a two-inch impeller.
Building a Community, Building a Barn
from issue: 35-2
One of the most striking aspects of this development is the strength and confidence that comes from this communal way of living. While it is impressive to build a barn in a day it seems even more impressive to imagine building four barns or six, and all the rest of the needs of a community. For these young Amish families the vision of a shared agricultural community is strong, and clear.
Center Cut Mower
from issue: 35-1
The prospect of clipping pastures and cutting hay with the mower was satisfying, but I wondered how I might take advantage of a sickle mower in my primary crop of grapes. The problem is, my grape rows are about 9 feet apart, and the haymower is well over 10 feet wide. I decided to reexamine the past, as many of us do in our unconventional agricultural pursuits. I set off with the task of reversing the bar and guards to lay across the front path of the machine's wheels.
Cockshutt Plow Found in Alberta!
Dale Befus introduced me to a plow I had not set eyes on before, most unusual affair though Dale assures me not uncommon in Alberta, this implement is a beam-hung riding plow (wheels hang from the beam) as versus the frame-hung units (where the beam hangs under the wheel-supported frame).
Cole One Horse Planters
from issue: 30-2
The most populous single horse planting tools were made by Planet Junior. But they were by no means the only company producing these small farm gems. Most manufacturers included a few models and some, like Planet Junior, American and Cole specialized in the implement. What follows are fourteen different models from Cole's, circa 1910, catalog. We published ten of these in volume 30 number three of Small Farmer's Journal.
Cultivating Questions: Cultivator Set-ups and Deer Fencing
from issue: 21-2
We know all too well the frustration of putting your heart and soul into a crop only to have the wildlife consume it before you can get it harvested let alone to market. Our farm sits next to several thousand acres of state game lands and is the only produce operation in the area. As you can imagine, deer pressure can be intense. Neighbors have counted herds of 20 or more in our pastures.
Cultivating Questions: The Cost of Working Horses
from issue: 36-3
Thanks to the many resources available in the new millennium, it is relatively easy for new and transitioning farmers to learn the business of small-scale organic vegetable production. Economic models of horse-powered market gardens, however, are still few and far between. To fill that information hole, I asked three experienced farmers to join me in tracking work horse hours, expenses and labor over a two-year period and to share the results in the Small Farmer's Journal.
Disc Harrow Requirements
from issue: 28-3
One of the most important requirements is disc blade concavity, that is, correct concavity. Further along we set forth the purposes of disc concavity. We feel it is important enough to devote the extra time and words in a discussion of the subject, because seldom is disc concavity talked about, and very few know that there is difference enough to cause good and bad work.
Draft Collars and How To Size Them
It is difficult to accurately measure a horse's neck without fitting. In other words, there are so many variables involved in the shape and size of a horse's neck that the only accurate and easy way to size the neck is to use several collars and put them on one at a time until fitting is found.
Driving Fence Posts By Hand
Where the soil is soft, loose, and free from stone, posts may be driven more easily and firmly than if set in holes dug for the purpose.
Eighteen Dollar Harrow
from issue: 38-2
This is the story of a harrow on a budget. I saw plans on the Tillers International website for building an adjustable spike tooth harrow. I modified the plans somewhat to suit the materials I had available and built a functional farm tool for eighteen dollars. The manufactured equivalent would have cost at least $300.
Farm Drum #25: Two-Way Plow
Lynn Miller and Ed Joseph discuss the merits of the two-way plow, what to look for when considering purchase, and a little bit of the history of this unique IH / P&O model.
Farm Drum #27: Case 22 x 36 Threshing Machine
Friend and Auctioneer Dennis Turmon has an upcoming auction featuring a Case Threshing machine, and we couldn't wait when he invited us to take a look. On a blustery Central Oregon day (sorry about the wind noise), Lynn & Dennis take us on a guided tour of the Case 22×36 Thresher.
Farm Drum #28: Ed's Western Star Custom Forecart
Lynn Miller and Ed Joseph examine a custom horse-drawn Forecart built by Ed's company, Western Star Implement Co.
Fencing for Horses
from issue: 40-3
The first wire we tried was a small gauge steel wire which was not terribly satisfactory with horses. Half the time they wouldn't see it and would charge on through. And the other half of the time they would remember getting shocked by something they hadn't seen there and would refuse to come through when we were standing there with gate wide open. We realized that visibility was an important consideration when working with horses.
Fjordworks: Cultural Evolution Part 1
from issue: 37-2
For the teamster who first and foremost just plain loves driving horses, hitching the team to a fully restored and well-oiled cultivator is a wonderful way to spend time with horses. For those intrigued by the intricacies of machines and systems, the riding cultivator offers endless opportunities for tweaking and innovation. And for those interested in herbicide free, ecologically produced vegetable and field crops, the riding cultivator is a practical and precise tool for successful cultivation.
Fjordworks: Cultural Evolution Part 2
from issue: 37-4
For more than ten years we cultivated our market garden with the walk-behind cultivator. This past season we made the transition to the riding cultivator. I really enjoyed using this amazing implement. Our current team of Fjords are now mature animals (14 & 18 years old) and have been working together for 11 years, so they were certainly ready to work quietly and walk slowly enough to be effective with this precision tool.
Fjordworks: Plowing the Market Garden Part 1
from issue: 38-1
In a horse-powered market garden in the 1- to 10-acre range the moldboard plow can still serve us very well as one valuable component within a whole tool kit of tillage methods. In the market garden the plow is used principally to turn in crop residue or cover crops with the intention of preparing the ground to sow new seeds. In these instances, the plow is often the most effective tool the horse-powered farmer has on hand for beginning the process of creating a fine seed bed.
Fjordworks: Plowing the Market Garden Part 2
from issue: 38-2
Within the context of the market garden, the principal aim for utilizing the moldboard is to initiate the process of creating a friable zone for the root systems of direct-seeded or transplanted cash crops to establish themselves in, where they will have sufficient access to all the plant nutrients, air, and moisture they require to bear successful fruits. To this end, it is critical for good plant growth to render the soil into a fine-textured crumbly condition and to ensure there is no compaction within the root zone.
German Version of Horse Progress Days: Pferdestark
from issue: 37-4
There is a rather neat phrase in German – 'wenn schon, denn schon' – which literally translates as 'enough already, then already;' but what it actually means is 'if a something is worth doing, it is worth doing well. That would be a fitting description of Pferdestark, the German version of Horse Progress Days. For sheer variety of different breeds of draught horses, regional and national harness styles, or for that matter, languages or hats, it would be hard to beat Pferdestark.
Gies' New-Made Hayloader
I was sitting on a 5 gallon bucket staring at the hayloader. I had a significant amount of time and money invested. My wife, the great motivating influence in my life, walked up and asked what I was thinking. I was thinking about dropping the whole project and I told her so. She told me that it had better work since I had spent so much money and time on it already. She doesn't talk that way very often so I figured I had better come up with a solution.
Happ's Plowing: A Chance to Share
from issue: 25-2
Dinnertime rolled around before we could get people and horses off the field so that results of judging could be announced. I learned a lot that day, one thing being that people were there to share; not many took the competition side of the competition very seriously. Don Anderson of Toledo, WA was our judge — with a tough job handed to him. Everyone was helping each other so he had to really stay on his toes to know who had done what on the various plots.
Hay Making with a Single Horse Part 2
from issue: 36-3
From reading the Small Farmers Journal, I knew that some people are equally happy with either model, but because McCormick Deering had gone to the trouble of developing the No. 9, it suggests they could see that there were improvements to be made on the No. 7. Even if the improvement was small, with a single horse any improvement was likely to increase my chance of success.
Hay Making with a Single Horse Part 3
from issue: 36-4
In parallel with making hay on the ground, nearly every year I have also made some hay on tripods. The attraction of this method is that it only needs one day of good weather to dry the grass sufficiently before it is put on the tripods, and then the hay takes very little harm no matter what the weather, usually coming out green, dry and smelling of hay two weeks later when it can be baled or stacked.
Hay Making with a Single Horse Part 4
from issue: 37-1
Over the last few years of making hay, the mowing, turning and making tripods has settled into a fairly comfortable pattern, but the process of getting it all together for the winter is still developing. In the beginning I did what everyone else around here does and got it baled, but one year I decided to try one small stack. The success of this first stack encouraged me to do more, and now most of my hay is stacked loose.
Haying With Horses
If the reader is considering the construction of a barn we encourage you to give more than passing thought to allowing the structure of the gable to be open enough to accommodate the hanging of a trolley track. It is difficult or impossible to retrofit a truss-built barn, which may have many supports crisscrossing the inside gable, to receive hay jags. At least allowing for the option in a new construction design will leave the option for loose hay systems in the future.
Hello from Michigan!
Dear Lynn Miller and staff, Hello from Michigan! We have only just started to read your Journal, and have really enjoyed it. First off, thank you for your publication. It is always a special occasion when the journal arrives, my favorite part would have to be when the seasoned farmer imparts some knowledge. Secondly, my dad is trying to figure out how to make a PTO forecart, but we are having difficulty finding information on people who have made their own, or what dimensions to make the cart out of and such.
Homemade Ground-Drive PTO Forecart
As we start, consider a few things when building a pto cart. Are big drive tires necessary? Is a lot of weight needed? Imagine the cart in use. Try to see it working where you normally go and where you almost never go. Will it be safe and easy to mount or dismount? Can you access the controls of the implement conveniently? Is it easy to hook and unhook? Where is the balance point? I'm sure you will think of other details as you daydream about it.
Horse Powered Snow Scoop
from issue: 35-1
The scoop has two steel sides about 5 feet apart sitting on steel runners made out of heavy 2 X 2 angle iron, there is a blade that is lowered and raised by use of a foot release which allows the weight of the blade to lower it and then lock in the down position and the forward motion of the horses to raise it and lock it in the up position. This is accomplished by a clever pivoting action where the tongue attaches to the snow scoop.
Horsedrawn No-Till Garlic
from issue: 25-3
We were inspired to try no-tilling vegetables into cover crops after attending the Groffs' field day in 1996. No-tilling warm season vegetables has proved problematic at our site due to the mulch of cover crop residues keeping the soil too cool and attracting slugs. We thought that no-tilling garlic into this cover crop of oats and Canadian field peas might be the ticket as garlic seems to appreciate being mulched.
I Built My Own Buckrake
One of the fun things about horse farming is the simplicity of many of the machines. This opens the door for tinkerers like me to express themselves. Sometimes it is just plain nice to take a proven design and build one of your own. Last spring I did just that. I built my own buckrake. I'm proud of the fact that it worked as it should and that my rudimentary carpentry skills produced it.
International Harvester Fertilizer Distributor
Because of the many varieties and mixtures or fertilizer, it is impossible to give complete tables listing them. It is, however, very easy to determine the distribution of any particular fertilizer by proceeding as follows. Put a cloth, or some large sheets of paper under the machine and turn the main driving wheel 57 times for 7′, 51 times for 8′ and 46 times for 9′ machine. Weigh the amount ejected which will indicate the amount distributed per one-tenth of an acre.
John Deere Model A Tractor
Your John Deere Tractor has a range of speeds. These various speeds not only give you the flexibility and adaptability you want, but also they enable you to balance the load and the speed for maximum economy. However, if you are handling a light load and want to travel at slow speed, it is far better to put your tractor into the gear which gives you the speed you want than to use a higher gear and throttle down.
John Deere No. 12-A Straight-Through Combine
It is only natural for the owner of a new combine to want to try his machine as early as possible. This results in most new combines being started in the field before the crop is ready for combining. As soon as a binder is seen in the neighbor's field, the urge to start becomes uncontrollable. When grain is ready for binding, it is not ready for straight combining.
John Deere Side Delivery Rake No. 594
When starting a new side rake, turn the reel by hand to be sure it revolves freely and the teeth do not strike the stripper bars. Then throw the rake in gear and turn the wheel by hand to see that the tooth bars and gears run free. Breakage of parts, which causes serious delay and additional expense, can be avoided by taking these precautions before entering the field.
LittleField Notes: A Slower Pace
from issue: 36-2
I will probably never get a chance to sit at the throttle of a steam engine heading up some winding mountain grade and feel the romance of the rails as the lonesome sound of a steam whistle echoes off canyon walls. Nor will I sit and watch out over the bowsprit of a schooner rounding Cape Horn as the mighty wind and waves test men's mettle and fill their spirits with the allure of the sea. It is within my reach however to draw a living from the earth using that third glorious form of transport – the horse.
LittleField Notes: Spring 2013
from issue: 37-2
If we agree that quality of plowing is subject to different criteria at different times and in different fields, then perhaps the most important thing to consider is control. How effectively can I plow to attain my desired field condition based on my choice of plow? The old time plow manufacturers understood this. At one time there were specific moldboards available for every imaginable soil type and condition.
Living With Horses
from issue: 30-4
The French breed of Ardennes is closer to what the breed has been in the past. The Ardennes has always been a stockier type of horse, rude as its environment. Today the breed has dramatically changed into a real heavy horse. If the Ardennes had an average weight between 550 and 700kg in the first part of the last century, the balance shows today 1000kg and more. Thus the difference between the Ardennes and their "big" sisters, the Brabants in Belgium, or the Trait du Nord in France, has gone.
Log Arch
The arch was built on a small trailer axle that I cut down to 3 feet wide and tacked back together. This was done so that I could keep the wheels parallel. I cut the middle out after construction was complete. I used heavy wall pipe from my scrounge pile for the various frame parts. It is topped off with an angle iron bar for added strength and to provide a mount for the winch and some slots for extra chains.
McCormick Deering/International: No. 7 versus No. 9
McCormick Deering/International's first enclosed gear model was the No. 7, an extremely successful and highly popular mower of excellent design.
McCormick-Deering All-Steel Corn Sheller
To obtain the best results in shelling, the machine should be run so that the crank makes about forty-five (45) revolutions per minute or the pulley shaft one hundred and seventy-five (175) revolutions per minute. When driving with belt be sure that this speed is maintained, as any speed in excess of this will have a tendency to cause the shelled corn to pass out with the cobs. The ears should be fed into the sheller point first.
McCormick-Deering Potato Digger
McCormick Deering (eventually International Harvestor) made what many believe to be one of the outstanding potato digger models. This post features the text and illustrations from the original manufacturer's setup and operation literature, handed to the new owners upon purchase. This implement, pulled by two horses or a small suitable tractor, dug up the taters and conveyed them up an inclined, rattling chain which shook off most of the dirt and laid the crop on top of the ground for collection
McCormick-Deering Tractor Disc Harrow No. 10-A
Small to mid-sized disc-harrows are a most useful tillage implement. Some farmers consider them indispensable. Discs such as the McD 10-A may be used with either tractors or big hitches of work horses. This tool will cut both plowed and unplowed ground. Ahead of the moldboard plow, the disc harrow is a valuable tool to cut up and free tough sod. When employed in tandem with spring tooth harrows, a great deal of work can be accomplished in much less time.
McD Lime Spreader
Parts lists and illustrations are included in this comprehensive overview
Mini Horse Haying
The first mini I bought was a three year old gelding named Casper. He taught me a lot about what a 38 inch mini could do just by driving me around the neighborhood. He didn't cover the miles fast, but he did get me there! It wasn't long before several more 38 inch tall minis found their way home. I presently have four minis that are relatively quiet, responsive to the bit, and can work without a lot of drama.
New Horse-drawn Side Delivery Rakes from Europe
from issue: 39-3
In Northern Italy the two agricultural machinery manufacturers MAINARDI A. s.r.l. and REPOSSI Macchine Agricole s.r.l. produce a vast range of haying equipment with pto and hydraulic drive, also hay rakes with mechanical drive by the rear wheels. The majority of the sold machines of this type are currently used with small tractors and motor cultivators. The technology of these rakes is based on implements which were developed in the 1940s, when animal traction still played an important role in Italy's agriculture.
New Idea Manure Spreaders
There is no fixed method of loading. The best results are usually obtained by starting to load at the front end, especially in long straw manure. To get good results do not pile any manure into the cylinders. The height of the load depends upon the condition of the manure, the condition and nature of the field. Do not put on extra side boards. Be satisfied with the capacity of the machine and do not abuse it. Overloading will be the cause of loss of time sooner or later.
Permanent Corncribs
A short piece on the construction of corncribs.
Planet Jr. Two-Horse Equipment
This information on Planet Jr. two horse equipment is from an old booklet which had been shared with us by Dave McCoy, a horse-logger from our parts: "Think of the saving made in cultivating perfectly two rows of potatoes, beans, corn or any crop planted in rows not over 44 inches apart, at a single passage. This means double work at a single cost, for the arrangement of the fourteen teeth is such that all the ground is well tilled and no open furrows are left next to the row, while one man attends easily to the work, with one team."
Portable A-Frame
from issue: 37-3
These portable A-frames can be used for lots of lifting projects. Decades ago, when I was horselogging on the coast I used something similar to this to load my short logger truck. Great homemade tool.
Rebuilding the New Idea Manure Spreader
from issue: 06-2
To select a Model 8, 10 or 10A for rebuilding, if you have a few to choose from – All New Idea spreaders have the raised words New Idea, Coldwater, Ohio on the bull gear. The No. 8 is being rebuilt in many areas due to the shortage of 10A's and because they are still very popular. The 10A is the most recent of the spreaders and all three can be rebuilt. The 10 and 10A are the most popular for rebuilding as parts are available for putting these spreaders back into use.
Removing the Wheels from a McCormick Deering No. 9 Mower
How to remove the wheels of a No. 9 McCormick Deering Mower, an excerpt from The Horsedrawn Mower Book.
Seeder-Roller – SmP Séi-Roll 1.0 for Horse Traction
from issue: 40-2
Because it is a renewable and environmentally friendly energy source, horse traction is currently undergoing a renaissance in small scale agricultural holdings, winegrowing, market gardening and forestry. Within this context, implements for animal traction with mechanical drivetrain and direct draft are gaining importance. One of the goals of Schaff mat Päerd is to support this process by the development of new equipment and related studies and publications.
Setting Up A Walking Plow
Here is a peek into the pages of Horsedrawn Plows and Plowing, written by SFJ editor and publisher Lynn R. Miller.
Shed and Barn Plans
Below is a short piece from Starting Your Farm, by SFJ editor and publisher Lynn R. Miller. Click the links below to see Chapter One of Starting Your Farm and to view the book in our online bookstore. "You may have purchased a farm with a fantastic set of old barns and sheds. You, on […]
from issue: 02-2
The remainder of this section on Agricultural Implements is about homemade equipment for use with draft animals. These implements are all proven and serviceable. They are easily worked by a single animal weighing 1,000 pounds, and probably a good deal less. Sleds rate high on our homestead. They can be pulled over rough terrain. They do well traversing slopes. Being low to the ground, they are very easy to load up.
Stationary Baler: Engineering and Evidence
from issue: 38-4
Our friend, Mark Schwarzburg came by the office with an old wooden box he inherited from his great great great grandfather, Henry Schwarzburg. In it is a lovely, very old working wooden model of the stationary baler Henry helped to invent. Also were found, on old oil-skin paper, beautiful original engineer's drawings for patent registry; and a brochure for the actual resulting manufactured implement.
Step Ahead: 23rd Annual Horse Progress Days 2016
from issue: 40-3
I had only been to Horse Progress Days once before, at Mount Hope, Ohio in 2008. It had been an eye-opener, showing how strong and in touch with sustainable farming values the Amish are, and how innovative and sensible their efforts could be. So at the 23rd annual event in Howe, Indiana, I was there partly looking for signs of continuity, and partly for signs of change. Right off I spotted an Amish man with a Blue Tooth in his ear, talking as he walked along.
The Brabants' Farm
from issue: 40-3
The Brabants' Farm is a multi purpose farming operation whose main goal is to promote "horsefarming." Our philosophy is to support the transformation of regional conventional agriculture and forestry into a sustainable, socially responsible, and less petroleum dependent based agriculture, by utilizing animal drawn technology ("horsefarming"), and by meeting key challenges in 21st century small scale agriculture and forestry in Colombia and throughout South America.
The Champion No. 4 Combined Mower and Self-Raking Reaper
from issue: 37-2
The project for the winter of 2010 was a Champion No. 4 mower made sometime around 1878 by the Champion Machine Works of Springfield, Ohio. The machine was designed primarily as a mower yet for an additional charge a reaping attachment could be added. The mower was in remarkably good condition for its age. After cleaning dirt from gears and oiling, we put the machine on blocks and found that none of the parts were frozen and everything moved.
The Farm & Bakery Wagon
from issue: 35-2
The first step was to decide on an appropriate chassis, or "running gear." Eventually I chose to go with the real deal, a wooden-wheeled gear with leaf springs rather than pneumatic tires. Wooden wheels last forever with care and are functional and look the part. I bought an antique delivery wagon that had been left outdoors as an ornament. I was able to reuse some of the wheels and wooden parts of the running gear.
The Magna Grecia Hoe
from issue: 36-1
Last spring I put a handle on a curious gardening tool I picked up at the FALCI company in Italy. Ashley, our 17-year-old (a seasoned gardener and enthusiastic digging fork user), was first to try it. She came back excitedly in a rather short time with a request: "Call to Italy right away and have them send us more of these." "These" are the Magna Grecia hoes, popular in the Calabria region of South Italy but, interestingly, known in very few other places.
The Milk and Human Kindness: A Look at Butter Churns
from issue: 37-2
Finding an old butter churn at a flea market, one that is still usable can be a lot of fun, and because there are so many types, it's good to know a few tips to help you find one that works well for you. For one thing, the size of your butter churn must match your cream supply so that your valuable cream gets transformed into golden butter while it's fresh and sweet, and that your valuable time is not eaten up by churning batch after batch because your churn is too small.
The Milk and Human Kindness: Plans for an Old Style Wooden Stanchion Floor
from issue: 37-2
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When horses were the main source of power on every farm, in the British Isles it was the tip-cart, rather than the wagon which was the most common vehicle, and for anyone farming with horses, it is still an extremely useful and versatile piece of equipment. The farm cart was used all over the country, indeed in some places wagons were scarcely used at all, and many small farms in other areas only used carts.
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text: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post343634603464002855..comments2017-05-23T23:05:19.706+01:00Comments on Purity Belle Blog: Fun Activities For Teens During School BreaksCliona Kelliherhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-67336710072372080932017-05-23T23:05:19.706+01:002017-05-23T23:05:19.706+01:00I would love to go on a bargetrip! It sounds so lo...I would love to go on a bargetrip! It sounds so lovely! We went to Wicklow 4 year ago but I don't remember the River Valley Campingthe frenchie mummyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-61806194784252915182017-05-23T17:05:07.536+01:002017-05-23T17:05:07.536+01:00Our boys are 4 & 16 so a big age gap too, and ...Our boys are 4 & 16 so a big age gap too, and obviously two very different interests. We're friends with one of his friends parents so we either go away with them or take a friend with us too. Plus we always make sure to have some separate one on one time with the boys tooToni • This Mama Blogshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-54445304890316192042017-05-23T08:37:20.797+01:002017-05-23T08:37:20.797+01:00The media camp sounds fab! Barge trips are so muc...The media camp sounds fab! Barge trips are so much fun too. I went on one pre kids, but as I now have a fidgety toddler, I will have to wait until he's a little older until our next trip :) xJayne SMABLhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-18781040128409215552017-05-22T18:35:10.583+01:002017-05-22T18:35:10.583+01:00Bring a friend is the best tip, particularly when ...Bring a friend is the best tip, particularly when you have a big age gap. My boys are 7 years apart and the big one would barely want to go anywhere with us without a friend.Rachelhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-68265645479313536592017-05-22T11:39:18.965+01:002017-05-22T11:39:18.965+01:00I'm hoping my kids will turn out like me: happ...I'm hoping my kids will turn out like me: happiest with a book in their hands!Musings of a tired mummy...zzz...http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-29317994446485186322017-05-22T09:27:55.052+01:002017-05-22T09:27:55.052+01:00I bet it must be tough for you considering the age...I bet it must be tough for you considering the ages of your kids now. Me and my brother were only 18 months' apart so it was quite easy to find things we both wanted to do xRhian Westburyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-12136025260583405512017-05-22T08:51:30.481+01:002017-05-22T08:51:30.481+01:00No tips here. My little ones are still toddlers bu...No tips here. My little ones are still toddlers but I like the sound of the summer camp. Stella Olojolahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-1427386553482436342017-05-22T07:24:05.380+01:002017-05-22T07:24:05.380+01:00Never mind the teens, *I* would love to do any one...Never mind the teens, *I* would love to do any one of the activities you've suggested here! They all sound like a great day out! :)Elizabethhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6195370273317041496.post-75638674917033723392017-05-20T20:17:16.810+01:002017-05-20T20:17:16.810+01:00Oh wow my boys would love the media camp - im goin...Oh wow my boys would love the media camp - im going to have to look and see if there is anything near us like that! Deborah Nicholashttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Damned and X: Born a World Apart, but Not So Different
The band X
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By the time musical movements are given a name, their moment has passed. This is true whether you're talking rockabilly, the British Invasion, or punk rock. Forty years ago, bands such as X in Los Angeles and the Damned in England were codifying what punk meant long before it had a uniform or defining sound. Like first children, they set the rules for subsequent generations.
"When [punk] started, it had no name, and it was all kind of eclectic music," recalls Dave Vanian, lead singer of the Damned. "In a way, when the name went on it, it started to get regimented into parameters and laws, like you shouldn't do this and you shouldn't do that."
On October 22, 1976, five weeks before the Sex Pistols released "Anarchy in the U.K.," the Damned issued punk's first single, "New Rose" (backed with a hyperspeed version of the Beatles' "Help"). Four months later, in February, the band released a debut album, Damned Damned Damned, again ahead of the Pistols.
That album is a warp(ed?)-speed rumble through weaponized Chuck Berry riffs and snotty insouciance. In goes from the gun-bereft wannabe assassin of "Neat Neat Neat" to the self-explanatory "Stab Your Back" and "Fan Club," where Vanian seethes indulgent indifference: "I'm just another one-night stand/Anyway, I don't know why I'm sad/For my fan club."
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Vanian met Damned drummer Rat Scabies in a combo arranged by Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren featuring pre-Pretenders guitarist Chrissie Hynde. It went nowhere, so Scabies introduced him to the Damned's guitarist/songwriter Brian James, who shrugged and said Vanian "looked like a singer" maybe because of his clothes.
"The most comments I would get at the time was, 'Why are you wearing all black? Are you going to a funeral?'" Vanian recalls. "Everybody else was getting that spiky-hair-and-torn-clothes look, and I was going the opposite way, kind of Edwardian. That was always the thing I loved. It suited me. I didn't want to look like anybody else."
It came with costs: Vanian had to buy a car he didn't really want or need. "I kept getting in fights on the trains that I would ride late at night," he recalls. "I was like, 'Fuck it.' I was fed up with it, so I went and bought a hearse."
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The Damned found a second home in Los Angeles, which was undergoing its own punk renaissance with acts ranging from surf punks the Skulls and Agent Orange to rockabilly-inflected bands the Blasters and the Flesh Eaters to punk satirists the Dickies and the Weirdos.
"L.A. sort of adopted us immediately," Vanian recalls. "When you played in NY, it was very much a case of 'OK, now impress us,' whereas L.A. just went crazy... New York was almost like mourning, all dark colors, and when you went to L.A., it was all wild colors and wildness, like you were let loose in a bizarre trippy Gidget movie."
Arguably the finest band to emerge from that first L.A. wave was X, led by the female/male voices of Exene Cervenka and John Doe. Guitarist Billy Zoom played like a bottle rocket set off in a '50s Fender factory, turning that early Bill Haley/Buddy Holly rockabilly sound into spark-spitting flywheel.
The lyrics spoke to a sense of disconnection and emptiness that permeated suburbia like TV signals, from the spiritual blanching of "Los Angeles" to perverted rich tales of "Sex & Dying in High Society" and overly persistent creeps ("Once Over Twice").
"Punk rock did start out as anti-superstar, anti-hero," says Cervenka, who moved to Los Angeles from Tallahassee and joined X. "It started out of the people, no different than Woody Guthrie playing at a Union rally. It wasn't artifice; it was about reality and being real."
Zoom survived his second bout with cancer two years ago, almost scuttling a tour that had to go on without him. They're all happy to have him back.
"Every time we play a show, I'm more grateful than I was in my entire life because I know it could be our last show," Cervenka says. "We said that when we were young, 'Let's go wild because it could be our last show; we might die tomorrow.' Now it's like, 'No, we could actually die,' and we're a better band because of it."
But the Damned and X aren't linked only by their beginnings at punk's ground zero. The friend Cervenka joined in California in 1976, Faye Heart, shortly thereafter moved back to England to be with Damned guitarist Captain Sensible. Later she bore children to Elvis Costello's keyboardist, Steve Naïve, and one of those children recently moved in with Cervenka in Los Angeles.
"So it's a strange story, but if it wasn't for the Damned, my goddaughter wouldn't be here with me," Cervenka laughs. That's punk rock for you: bringing people together from across the world.
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