In 1790, ashes could be sold for $3.25 to $6.25 per acre in rural New York State – nearly the same rate as hiring a laborer to clear the same area. Potash making became a major industry in British North America. Great Britain was always the most important market. The American potash industry followed the woodsman's ax across the country. After about 1820, New York replaced New England as the most important source; by 1840 the center was in Ohio. Potash production was always a by-product industry, following from the need to clear land for agriculture.
>potash
>What's going on that the shills are [trying to] distract from?
double dipped by Gov Brown
>Dough
>In 1979, USS Sam Houston fired an unarmed Mark 37 torpedo near Guam that entered international waters and was picked up by a Soviet trawler. After the Navy gave chase, Soviet and U.S. sailors met in the water where the torpedo was returned along with a bottle of vodka. #SubSunday
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torpedo_juice
The standard recipe for torpedo juice is two parts ethyl alcohol and three parts pineapple juice.