[Vision2020] attention Dave Trail

[Donovan Arnold]

Interesting points Kai. . . .

So how will the farming in and around a school impact the children? I 
noticed the farm land was burned in that area. How would farm burning impact 
children at the school? Is that really a good place for a new school?

I also wanted to ask why is it that electricity at the Junior High School 
takes a back seat to replacing a school that only needs minor repairs 
according to the experts? Anyone care to answer?

Take Care,

Donovan J Arnold

>From: "Kai Eiselein" <editor at lataheagle.com>
>To: <vision2020 at moscow.com>
>Subject: [Vision2020] attention Dave Trail
>Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 09:44:31 -0700
>
>A farmer currently leases that property from the Trail family.
>Now for those of you who don't have the slightest clue about farming, there
>is good dirt and not so good dirt. The property in question is mainly clay
>based.
>Any farmer knows that clay is among the worst to farm, it has lower yields
>and higher associated costs, is harder to get into to  start working 
>because
>it dries so much later.
>It would be nice if some of you get out and actually see what these farmers
>do. You'd quickly lose your romantisized vision of what you've seen on
>Sesame Street.
>
>Kai T. Eiselein
>Editor
>Latah Eagle
>521 S. Jackson St.
>Moscow, ID 83843
>(208) 882-0666 Fax (208) 882-0130
>editor at lataheagle.com
>
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