Chester co.--Eagle Bean Plot

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jmb4wd

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I got out to Chester co. today and got to meet a TNDeer Member, TNDroptine. He has a great tract of land, and he told me that a lot of deer crossed it. After spending some time there today, I agree, deer tracks and sign covered these fields.

We are going to plant 4 acres of Eagle Big Fellow Beans. Today I sprayed it with Gly and took some soil samples. It was a little bit windy but we got it sprayed. On my way in, I went right by the Mid South Coop Fert. Division, so I dropped the soil samples off! As soon as we get results, I will head back and start working some ground.

This is my first experience with the Eagles, and Im looking foward to seeing what they do with all these deer munching on them!

Oh yeah, I totally forgot to take pictures, which is not like me, I will make up for it next time!
 
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Forcetowork said:
jmb4wd -

Where are you getting your Eagle Beans?

Thanks

I ordered mine directly from Eagle. But I know that the Co op in Rutherford county is a dealer also so you might check your local one.
 
Looks to be more rain headed that way the first part of next week, I'll keep my fingers crossed that the weather will cooperate so Justin can get in there the following week
 
tn droptine said:
Looks to be more rain headed that way the first part of next week, I'll keep my fingers crossed that the weather will cooperate so Justin can get in there the following week

Holy cow! Who knew it would rain this much so that it would be a month before it has been dry enough to plant!

I'm sitting in a hotel room in Parsons TN ready to hit it in the morning. They are saying thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon so its going to be a race!

I've got my game plan, going to deep chisel the four acres then spread the fertilizer and disc it in and the hook up the ole two row planter and get em planted! You know how plans go? Ha ha maybe this one will work!
 
jmb4wd said:
tn droptine said:
Looks to be more rain headed that way the first part of next week, I'll keep my fingers crossed that the weather will cooperate so Justin can get in there the following week

Holy cow! Who knew it would rain this much so that it would be a month before it has been dry enough to plant!

I'm sitting in a hotel room in Parsons TN ready to hit it in the morning. They are saying thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon so its going to be a race!

I've got my game plan, going to deep chisel the four acres then spread the fertilizer and disc it in and the hook up the ole two row planter and get em planted! You know how plans go? Ha ha maybe this one will work!
There are "Hotels" in Parsons??? :)
 
Football Hunter said:
jmb4wd said:
tn droptine said:
Looks to be more rain headed that way the first part of next week, I'll keep my fingers crossed that the weather will cooperate so Justin can get in there the following week

Holy cow! Who knew it would rain this much so that it would be a month before it has been dry enough to plant!

I'm sitting in a hotel room in Parsons TN ready to hit it in the morning. They are saying thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon so its going to be a race!

I've got my game plan, going to deep chisel the four acres then spread the fertilizer and disc it in and the hook up the ole two row planter and get em planted! You know how plans go? Ha ha maybe this one will work!
There are "Hotels" in Parsons??? :)

Yes, there are 3 according to my google search, lol.

The Deerfield Inn was great, clean, and had a great name! Very fitting for the mission!
 
Well Im happy to say that the mission is complete. Boy, it was a long day. Let me make a suggestion, dont ever plan to drive 40 miles, unload a trailer load of equipment, sit on a tractor, discing, spreading fertilizer, and planting for 10 hours, then spending an hour trying to get a broken chisel plow back on the trailer and everything else loaded and chained down then drive 3 and half hours home, only to have to get up at 6am to have my daughter at a dance competition at 7:15am. Next time I mention doing that, someone stop me, please!!

All kidding aside, the day went great, besides breaking the the hitch on my little chisel plow about 15 minutes after I started.

I was pretty surprized That the weeds werent too high considering it has been over 40 days since it was sprayed! Must have really been dead about 2 or 3 weeks ago!

Here Are some pics.

Looking at the pond
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The sprayed feilds
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broken frame on my 40 year old chisel, you just cant buy nice things anymore! ha ha
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Plan B start discing
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Stumbled across this little guy---gives me the creeps
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Time to fertilize! 1200lbs of p an k
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Working it down again
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Time for Eagle Big Fellows
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Innoculating seed- my first time. Took someones advise, poured some sprite on them, them the innoc. and mixed. It worked great.
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Homemade row marker
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looking pretty good
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Plan on coming back in 2 or 3 weeks and hitting the feild with a shot of RU to keep weeds down.

Thanks to TNDroptine for giving me the chance to do his work for him!
 
Looks great Justin!! Glad things turned out alright, cant wait to see how they turn out. You definitely have done great work, I will recommend you to anyone needing plot work done
 
jmb4wd said:
Any ideas on what kind of snake that was?? A big one is all that I know!!
Looks like a Rat Snake to me - they are harmless, the only ones I dont care for are the copperheads and the rattlesnakes
 
richmanbarbeque said:
Looks awesome! Can't wait til this weekend.

Btw, where did you get the innoculant?

I ordered it from Eagle when I bought the beans. You could probably use that DeltAG seed coat.
 
tn droptine said:
jmb4wd said:
Any ideas on what kind of snake that was?? A big one is all that I know!!
Looks like a Rat Snake to me - they are harmless, the only ones I dont care for are the copperheads and the rattlesnakes

Must be a lot of rats and mice to eat as he was thick around the middle!
 

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