Bobby814u

A neighbor showed me a set of nested classifiers for soil science ... cute, expensive and small production. One might find prospector's classifyer's ... for small scale production ... several cooking tools can do nearly as well to sift soil or drain noodles, but still on a small scale. the variouys size plastic wash tubs are great for mixing and moving soil around.

Having a classifyer constructed on a sturdy frame with stainless steel hardware cloth seems functional if something else doesn't present itself.

Am not presently in LOS, but I have a Thai wheel barrow ... square box/bed, 2-wheeler, hinged box/bed for dumping ... and a compost pile to sift for the garden. For sifter I have a metal bread rack (from a bakery) that fits over the box and a plastic nursery flat with c.7mm square holes ... placing the compost into the nursery flat and giggling it about the bread rack does the job ... and having the prduct conveniently in the little dumping wheelbarrow is very convenient.

Sorn's, Doi Saket, Chiangmai

An interesting endeavor … I would have some other considerations were it my project.

“The area is about 143 sq.wa(572sq.m.?) around BigC area.”

“There's a plan to build a small house (for 2) with some fruit trees and shrubs on that tiny plot of land, or if the situation changes I might have to sell it and go for a nice country place somewhere.”

“There are a few fruit trees (less than ten) which mostly covered with climbing weeds. I asked for the estimate from one party to clear up the land (fall the trees, dig up roots and haul away), and fill with soil up to 50cms.”

Trading a small high end low lying urban property for a larger … nice country place somewhere … is just one thought, muse on. And while cruising about scoping out those nice country places … take a little notice of those tree nursery’s along the Ring Road and out back in Mae Joe … where whole trees have been dug up, “balled & burlapped” with coconut muff and shade cloth ... .

Muse on … On! on!

Bb’er