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    #13
    Heathy, extensive roots also find more nutients along the way as they search for water.

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      #14
      Soil tests from last fall showed whats way below could grow a crop after all the wet years.

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        #15
        Not that anyone hasn't seen pelicans before but now they are visiting the yard slough, Look at that sickening undergrowth in the field in the background. We have never had such a mess as this before. When should I start spraying Hobbit?

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          #16
          Farma, im not sure of the staging of the second growth. If its too under developed spray it now so little seeds dont ruin your good sample.
          If it looks like its two weeks behind the main crop then let it stand until late september. You will gain more crop.
          If its a lodged mess where the mature crop has fallen down into the second growth, spray it now and use high water volumes. Dont cheap out on water volume because you want good coverage.

          ....just because you asked.

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            #17
            Post hobby, postharvest! Need to make myself clear.

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              #18
              Oh yeah, I forgot, if that field is beside mine, dont taze me bro, dont tase me!!!

              https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Florida_Taser_incident

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                #19
                Hobby,

                Small seeds screen out no problem... green kernels that are the same size... turn dark... get frosted... and reck the sample.

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                  #20
                  Tom,
                  I Was very wrong.
                  Thank you for the correction/education.

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