Treat Fence Posts To Preserve Them
Michigan State College extension foresters report that using pentachlorophenol solutions to preserve fence posts can cut annual fence maintenance costs. Untreated four inch top white cedar posts in Michigan last about five years on average.
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Michigan State College Extension Foresters
Michigan
Treating Fence Posts Cuts Long Term Costs Says Extension Forester
A Michigan State College extension forester notes that chemically treated fence posts cost about 6.3 cents per year versus 14 cents for untreated posts. Over a 15 year span the treated posts save roughly half the cost, though initial investment is higher. An inexpensive three-barrel tank setup can treat 10 to 12 posts at a time, enabling farmers to prepare supplies for spring repairs with county agents assisting in planning.
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Lester J. Bell
Michigan State College
In Memoriam Annie Arrand 1945
In loving memory of our mother Annie Arrand who passed away on July 6 1945 July brings memories of a loved one gone to rest never forgotten by the ones who loved her best Her Children.
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Annie Arrand
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