All kinds of birds gonna love that millet. Clovers look great too. Why does the soil in the last pic look grayish? The crops seem to be doing great in it.The rest of the millet heads filled this week. This is the biggest crop of jap millet I’ve ever had.
The clovers and the rest underneath look great too. I’m getting anxious to roll this, but I have to wait until the weekend after Labor Day.
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It's northern mn. There are no trophy deer. Having expectations like that could ruin a guy's experience.
My yard plot throw and roll 7 days in.
The beans are barely starting to swell.
The trit is germinating.
The good end.
The bad spot. The brome grass and some vining weed don’t allow any good stuff in.
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You know what, you are spot on. This spot isn't so big that I can't lay down black fabric, now even, and keep it covered until June 1st. The spot won't be so big the biology cannot move back in quickly, and that should help burn out what is there. That is a fantastic idea, and I will likely do that this coming week. then I can plant pumpkins there too.What about a layer of cardboard with straw mulch? By the time it breaks down enough to plant the brome could be smothered out. Trying to think outside the box like you taught me.
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