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richmanbarbeque

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Even though I have small plots and chase the deer out they are not doing bad. They do provide a ton of food.
 
Looks good. I planted beans on 7/21. This picture is from 7 days later! You should see the corn I planted the same day - 4" tall in 7 days!

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Your looks alot better them ours. We had one 2 acre plot of eagles that died, and another 2 acre plot that is just barely hanging on. They were planted about a week apart.
 
8 POINTS OR BETTER said:
Your looks alot better them ours. We had one 2 acre plot of eagles that died, and another 2 acre plot that is just barely hanging on. They were planted about a week apart.

That's a drag. I started planting a lot earlier the last few years. It's helped with the additional spring rain before summer drought sets in.
 
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RedDawg said:
Looks good. I planted beans on 7/21. This picture is from 7 days later! You should see the corn I planted the same day - 4" tall in 7 days!

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Mine our right with yours I have high hopes but will see. Sure would feel a lot better if we got a soaker ASAP!
 
Looking pretty good Richard!! Looks like they are plenty thick enough.

Its nice to see that it can be done on smaller plots under the right conditions!!
 
jmb4wd said:
Looking pretty good Richard!! Looks like they are plenty thick enough.

Its nice to see that it can be done on smaller plots under the right conditions!!

Yeah, except the ridge tops. I will plant something else up there from now on. I don't have enough soil to hold moisture. I am going to try to build the soil up for a few years and try again. Maddies plot is doing ok but I should have broadcasted more beans on it, very thin. The long plot in the bottom is doing good as well I have some beans as high as the middle of my thigh. That one gets a lot of pressure but adding the plot in the pic has helped the others.
 
So did you just broadcast the beans and than go back over them with the disc or a drag of some sorts?
 
richmanbarbeque said:
jmb4wd said:
Looking pretty good Richard!! Looks like they are plenty thick enough.

Its nice to see that it can be done on smaller plots under the right conditions!!

Yeah, except the ridge tops. I will plant something else up there from now on. I don't have enough soil to hold moisture. I am going to try to build the soil up for a few years and try again. Maddies plot is doing ok but I should have broadcasted more beans on it, very thin. The long plot in the bottom is doing good as well I have some beans as high as the middle of my thigh. That one gets a lot of pressure but adding the plot in the pic has helped the others.

Well, i hate to hear the upper plots didnt do as well. Maybe if we had some rain every month or two they would have done better! lol

What about tyler's plot? how'd it do?
 

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