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CritterGitter

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It's on the way finally ! Me and my dad got our 6 little fields planted yesterday . Got the last few bags the local farm supply had , apparently we weren't the only ones watching the weather. We got our recipe put out , with the addition of a big ol sack of crimson clover my dad got for us.
 

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Overseeded mine again with wheat, rye, and oats, 50 lbs of each in anticipation of anyrain tonight and tomorrow. The plots look good cosidering how little rain they have received. The morning dews have made the difference and kept them from failing.

I still have 2 1/2 bags of rye that will be sown before the next significant rain chance over the next 2-3 weeks.
 
Overseeded mine again with wheat, rye, and oats, 50 lbs of each in anticipation of anyrain tonight and tomorrow. The plots look good cosidering how little rain they have received. The morning dews have made the difference and kept them from failing.

I still have 2 1/2 bags of rye that will be sown before the next significant rain chance over the next 2-3 weeks.
Yup. Since the hurricane rains, my plots have been living on morning dew. And the shady sides of the plots are doing MUCH better than the sunny sides.
 
It may a mistake but I planted yesterday with oats CC red and ladino. Slightly cut with straight disk sowed and cultipacked thru sparse CC and bushogged corn. Oh well, if it grows so be it!! At least the clovers will germinate this next spring.
 
I have 200 acres that look like this... cover crop drilled in harvested corn fields 14d ago. So far about .25in, but still raining... the cover crop 'might' make it...
 

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