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Fall Plot Planting and Rain Forecast
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KSQ2
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AMEN!!!I’m glad that those who are getting rain (if you need it) are fortunate, but don’t be hoarders !
Native Hunter
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Who will stop this rain????????
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George
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Who will stop this rain????????
Not Mother Nature, it is looking a bit soggy down your way. Raining up here too. might well throw some more seeds out.
G
Native Hunter
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Good idea. I'm seriously considering just going ahead and planting the whole thing. Accuweather Forecast is:
Thursday (Today) - 97%
Friday - 99%
Saturday - 23%
Sunday - 96%
Monday - 88%
Tuesday - 80%
Wednesday - 55%
And above 50% for the following Sunday and Monday
dogghr
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There can be other issues with plantings I’ve had in past. I fear to post this since many are in a drought.
We have had over 10 inches of rain in the last couple wks. With that comes cool cloudy skies. While I’m glad to have rain I actually had a brassica failure a similar year. Brassica love heat and sun almost more than moisture if thatch is present.
I’ll prob make it to farm in a few days and see how the brassica is doing. If it fails like anything always have that backup plan.
Obviously can’t stress enough of improving OM , presence of thatch in drought or monsoon , an never bare soil exposure.
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We have had over 10 inches of rain in the last couple wks. With that comes cool cloudy skies. While I’m glad to have rain I actually had a brassica failure a similar year. Brassica love heat and sun almost more than moisture if thatch is present.
I’ll prob make it to farm in a few days and see how the brassica is doing. If it fails like anything always have that backup plan.
Obviously can’t stress enough of improving OM , presence of thatch in drought or monsoon , an never bare soil exposure.
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I’m currently pumping water in my pond from my son’s water well so the ticks on my catfish will drown.
Native Hunter
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Here you go guys. This first one is starting from scratch after a Gly kill and planted just before the rain. The tallest stuff is some buckwheat and beans that I put in to sweeten it up a little, but all the fall species are coming up good too. I'm looking for some good fall attraction here and by next spring I'm hoping this will end up as a nice chicory and clover plot.
Here is a monoculture of existing clover that I killed the grass in with Cleth about a month ago. This left some holes, and I seeded a smorgasbord into it just before the rain - and scalped it with the mower. The clover has bounced back and the holes are filling in nicely.
Here is a monoculture of existing clover that I killed the grass in with Cleth about a month ago. This left some holes, and I seeded a smorgasbord into it just before the rain - and scalped it with the mower. The clover has bounced back and the holes are filling in nicely.
Native Hunter
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LOL, when nature is cooperating, it's a lot easier to be the Jolly Green Giant!
George
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I was cheated out of the rain that they promised last night and my 1/2" for today has turned to sunshine.
There are plenty of folks in the hills of Kentucky that received more rain than they cared for.
That is a nice buffet, Native.
I was too busy photographing pets and forgot to photograph my greens when I was up yesterday.
I'm about out of seeds.
G
There are plenty of folks in the hills of Kentucky that received more rain than they cared for.
That is a nice buffet, Native.
I was too busy photographing pets and forgot to photograph my greens when I was up yesterday.
I'm about out of seeds.
G
Gator
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I’m trying something new this year. I planted black beans in my garden and they have done so well that I’m going to see if the deer like them at all.
Garden black beans.
Just spread some store bought black beans and mowed the grass down on top of them.
Just a small little area to test.
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Garden black beans.
Just spread some store bought black beans and mowed the grass down on top of them.
Just a small little area to test.
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Native Hunter
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I will be saying the same thing by Tuesday and then ready for a nice rain about every week.
KSQ2
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I can't hardly imagine. A nice rain every week? What is that????
Native Hunter
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The snakes understand this….
