Update-TN Droptine's Eagle Beans-July

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I made it over to Chester co. again to apply some more gly and keep those weeds at bay for a while longer.

Here is an timeline, Planted May 20, sprayed June 20, and again today.

It was great to pull up today and see rows of beans and not all those nasty weeds!!

While there were a few patches of johnsongrass that didnt get burnt completely, I thought it looked alot better than a month ago.

I have to give a thumbs up to Eagle Seed, cause these beans have been hammered from day one and they looked way better than I ever expected today.

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Look at the Johnson grass exclusion cage! Where the weeds are high, the deer left the beans along, and they are at least a foot taller.

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Here is the strip between the beans we are going to put down some chicory and Clover

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[ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER]

good job

 

[richmanbarbeque]

turned out really good. Congrats to both of you for toughing it out.

 

[jmb4wd]

turned out really good. Congrats to both of you for toughing it out.

Thanks Richman, I sure was dissapointed in them the last time I sprayed, for TN Droptine and myself, but I was really encouraged the other day when I saw them.

I have to give eagle seed props, on a great product, cause they have really came along nicely considering the amount of browse.

 

[richmanbarbeque]

Eagle beans are a great product. I really haev blown away on how they produce. Poor soil, dry soil they still seem to grow and look good.

 

[tickweed]

Looking good!