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Summer Plots
by jbullard1 » Fri May 25, 2007 9:28 am
Anyone doing any summer plots? I'm going to work on some this weekend and will probably plant peas.
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by BIG COUNTRY » Fri May 25, 2007 5:11 pm
WE'RE KNEE-HIGH IN CORN, AND ANKLE DEEP IN SOYBEANS.
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Is I-69 the problem or property development 
by BIG COUNTRY » Tue May 29, 2007 9:01 am
BRONZON wrote:WE'RE KNEE-HIGH IN CORN, AND ANKLE DEEP IN SOYBEANS.
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by BIG COUNTRY » Wed May 30, 2007 11:46 am
gtk wrote:Corn is looking real good... Did ya'll actually see a rain this year ?
NOT COUNTING YESTERDAY, AND LAST NIGHT.... WE HAD A COUPLE SMALL SHOWERS, AND ONE PRETTY GOOD RAIN. THE SOYBEAN HASEN'T SEEN BUT ONE SMALL SHOWER SINCE IT WAS PLANTED 3 WKS AGO. (UNTILL LAST NIGHT) WE GOT SEVERAL GOOD SHOWERS HERE AT THE HOUSE, BUT THE CAMP AND FOOD PLOTS ARE 35 MILES NORTH OF HERE. I'M HOPING THEY GOT SOME RAIN. ALL THESE PLOTS ARE IN BOTTOM LAND, SO THEY STAY WETTER THAN OTHER AREAS.
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by jbullard1 » Wed May 30, 2007 3:55 pm
The corn is looking good!!! What do you do let the deer eat it off the stalk? 
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by BIG COUNTRY » Thu May 31, 2007 12:03 pm
jbullard1 wrote::D The corn is looking good!!! What do you do let the deer eat it off the stalk?
IF THEY'RE GONNA EAT IT, THEY'LL HAVE TO EAT IT OFF THE STALK. IT'S LEGAL THAT WAY.
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by jbullard1 » Thu May 31, 2007 12:29 pm
BRONZON wrote:jbullard1 wrote::D The corn is looking good!!! What do you do let the deer eat it off the stalk?
IF THEY'RE GONNA EAT IT, THEY'LL HAVE TO EAT IT OFF THE STALK. IT'S LEGAL THAT WAY.
I run a bushog over mine a couple rows at a time
It seems like the bushog breaks sown after a couple of rows and I have to wait a week or so to get it fixed
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by BIG COUNTRY » Thu May 31, 2007 2:29 pm
jbullard1 wrote:BRONZON wrote:jbullard1 wrote::D The corn is looking good!!! What do you do let the deer eat it off the stalk?
IF THEY'RE GONNA EAT IT, THEY'LL HAVE TO EAT IT OFF THE STALK. IT'S LEGAL THAT WAY.
It seems like the bushog breaks sown after a couple of rows and I have to wait a week or so to get it fixed
LAST YEAR SOME TRESSPASSOR'S KEPT DRIVING THRU OURS AND KNOCKING DOWN SEVERAL ROWS AT THE TIME. NEVER COULD CATCH THEM.
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Man I hate it when stuff like that happens 
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