I run premium in all my small engines. I have never once had a problem starting them in the spring.

I'm sure DARPA probably already has research in this area.

This a a 100w LED light, not a 100w equivalent. It's equivalent to a 1000w bulb. I bought a few to replace some old halogen shop lights.

Yes, there is.

I find the cold water refreshing. That said, I've never tried a heated one.

Thanks for the support. Some people think the world is uniform and don't understand anything outside of their world view.

I run 1000 cows on a 60,000 acre ranch in southern Alberta. It's too rough to run a semi truck and trailer around on but I can haul a tri-axle Wilson gooseneck stock trailer with 20,000 lbs of cattle across it when I need to. There's no roads through the ranch other than dirt trails so it takes a long time to travel through it and the fewer trips I have to make the better. Generally I'm moving cattle on horseback but occasionally I have to move old/sick/injured cows from a to b. Simply put, your European farms are miniscule and you don't need the same capabilities that we do. The world is not uniform.

I didn't. However, I read Lemmy until I run out of interesting posts, then switch to reddit until the ads make me angry. Then I do something productive.

Same here. Just seemed like the right choice.

The reasoning for it is that male chickens are near worthless. They fight and injure themselves and others. They don't taste very good and most people won't eat them therefore they aren't worth the feed to fatten them up for slaughter.

The solution is to kill them as quickly and humanely as possible. The shredder looks bad but they die instantly, no pain, no suffering. Their bodies are then used in products such as dog and cat food.