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Wyatt harvesting Wheat and veggies on July 4th. The corn’s more than knee high but I didn’t plant enough. Succession planting of corn just hasn’t worked that well for me the last two years. Seems better to plant all at once
Everything was going great in the tomato house last weekend. Went in this weekend, plants looked healthy but all the leaves in certain plants were missing and the fruit was getting eaten. Took me a second to find the culprit. Tomato hornworm…
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Day 1 of harvesting taters. Many little fingers make light work and French fries.
Deer fence worked… for mamas finding a safe place to have their babies! My watermelons seem like a good place to hide a fawn.
Planting sweet potato slips, harvesting peas, and garlic scapes going wild! Guess we didn’t pull all of them!
What’s up chicks!! Baby chickens!
My thoughts on tillers: Hand tillers -Fiskers 40” steel handled tiller- I’ve been using mine for about 15 years and it’s great for small areas. $29 and pretty indestructible. -Ro-Ho- originally made by Rowe and now Lehman. Pretty i
Everybody came out to play today! Snakes canoeing, calf escaped to play kickball, cattle racing to their new paddock, and deer playing hide and seek.
Memorial Day Garlic Harvest.
“Are you sure this is what you want to do on your Birthday?” Yeap- 60 degrees with a nice breeze was perfect weather to do something like install irrigation on 35 beds. How is it though that you order everything but that ONE piece you rea
Sometimes I feel like a Turkey... pretty much figured out 99 ways not to AMP graze this particular field. A tangled mess currently but when the cattle are back in 2 months I have a plan!