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Tracy Martin TN View Drop Down
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    Posted: 03 Jun 2018 at 9:09pm
I disced my garden up today,corn, beans, squash, everything that was planted.. Going to start over. Grass and weeds got the best of me. I hope this break in the weather allows some cultivating time this second go round. This is only twice I have ever did this.Calling for three days without rain. Tracy
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were they in rows? just take a rototiller down between the rows or around the patches of squash?
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know the feeling Tracy.

I did a till over everything cept the onions this spring.

First planting of taders rotted.

Second go around and things re looking up.
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Tracy mine was so bad once that I took a push mower and mowed between rows till it got dry enough to till. Been pretty dry here finally got a little rain a couple days ago
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Mine was planted about 3 to 4 weeks ago. Not a day I could till it but once, but was busy helping FIL. Rained next day and wet ever since. People didn't get corn in ground. Started with beans. Just this weekend saw the first hay being cut. The wettest spring I remember by far. Tracy
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Send some rain our way Tracy; friend I buy hay from just did first cutting, 77 round bales last year at this time, 17 off same field this year.
Looks like I will winter less cattle this year as hay will likely be climbing and not the best quality at that. Fingers crossed for rain so maybe better on 2nd cutting, plus pastures are now fading fast.
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I took my good hoe to my daughters last week, thinking I would hoe some of it for her. Couldn't hardly find the sweet corn and noticed a patch she had left for later corn had been mowed off with her riding mower.
 I hoed for about 5 minutes and gave up.
 I have a couple rows of sunflowers on the end of my garden. It's to rough to get my wheeled cultivator thru, so I mixed up a gallon of water with some "Volunteer" that I had. Just had to hoe out a couple velvet weeds and lambs quarter. I been keeping my green beans pretty clean, just the later planted ones didn't come up well  and what I replanted amongst them didn't either.
   First planting of Dad's heirloom beans.
Second planting after I spot replanted.




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