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Looking ahead to next spring/summer
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<blockquote data-quote="JBell" data-source="post: 5199581" data-attributes="member: 17101"><p>I like the buckwheat idea for soil condition. Will help improve it as well. If deer population is good, one acre of beans won't last. You will probably think they didn't come up good, but it could be deer mowing them down. I would do a spring mix if you don't want to do buckwheat down there. Iron/clay peas do pretty well if you want decent compost and decent attract ability. They handle pressure better than just beans.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JBell, post: 5199581, member: 17101"] I like the buckwheat idea for soil condition. Will help improve it as well. If deer population is good, one acre of beans won’t last. You will probably think they didn’t come up good, but it could be deer mowing them down. I would do a spring mix if you don’t want to do buckwheat down there. Iron/clay peas do pretty well if you want decent compost and decent attract ability. They handle pressure better than just beans. [/QUOTE]
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