When It Comes To Staging A Successful NFR, It’s All In The Dirt

Courtesy of NFR Experience

This is a column about dirt, and I have never felt dumber in my life. John Jamison was nice enough not to laugh as I stared blankly through his explanation of how important soil is to the arena floor at the National Finals Rodeo, patient enough to pause between points about aluminum sulfate and triple superphosphate and placidity and pliability and capsulating carbonates from water in Nevada.

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