New Ground

[TX300mag]

I love planting new ground!

I've worked this ground off and on since April. It's at an aunt's property three miles away, so I wanted to plant something that doesn't require attention every day I'm off. I've held off planting until I saw a realistic chance of rain (I don't have water here). Yesterday was the day!

This was a horse pasture for almost 25 years. I'm curious to see what the soil sample says, two different soils on different ends (not uncommon though).

Buttercup, Butternut, Acorn, and Spaghetti squash. And another 1200' of Top Pick puplehulls.

Come on rain!

 

[RodBone75]

 

[wlf89]

do you have a 3 pt hiller or what makes them raised beds

 

[Sako]

looking nice.... I am jealous.... I have just starting working some new ground for next year. sprayed it off so far... I will plow it several times and spray it off again.... I plan on putting my potatoes in the new spot next year....

thanks for the inspiration.....

 

[TX300mag]

Thanks!

I have a 5' tiller. The rows are built with a row builder with bedding discs.

 

[Deck78]

That is awesome! I wish I had a bigger piece of flat dirt for some rows like that

 

[JohnnyBond]

 

[Rowdy]

Lookin good!

 

[TX300mag]

Haven't looked at the rain gauge, but I'm sure we've gotten 2" today.

This ground is low and doesn't drain well, so I may be glad I planted in rows.