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    #21
    Big challenge keeping the deer out of the garden. They really like peas and beets.
    Last edited by seldomseen; Jul 16, 2020, 18:03.

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      #22
      The Fabas



      Should be interesting if they make er through hail / frost season

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        #23
        Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
        The Fabas



        Should be interesting if they make er through hail / frost season
        Really like the smell of a flowering faba field!

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          #24
          Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
          Really like the smell of a flowering faba field!
          The BEST smell ever made.

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            #25
            Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
            Always looking for a snack when out scouting. They need heat to sweeten them up.


            Ours have very few berries and still a week away. I think they don’t like wet feet

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              #26
              Another 3/8” tonight. Got drenched and quit fencing when the lightning got crazy.


              At least we got the ugly sand hill before the mud. The corn in the sand is handling the wet ok but is really late due to the cold. The heavy clay isn’t fairing nearly as well.



              Our canola is really late. Not sure if it’ll make it or not. Doesn’t seem too bad till I see everyone else’s pictures.


              We had a couple acres not get any PKS on it and it’s quite interesting to see the difference.

              A few guys are knocking hay down and it makes you feel behind. Hopefully we can get the fencing done in a couple days, haul the cull cows to town, finish rebuilding the chopper, and get started on silage next week. The trend of daily thunderstorms shows no sign of stopping.

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                #27
                Originally posted by Sheepwheat View Post
                The BEST smell ever made.
                Never smelt it but it would be hard to beat a fresh cut field of alfalfa. Hope to enjoy that scent soon. 🍀

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
                  Big challenge keeping the deer out of the garden. They really like peas and beets.
                  Garden drowned and rotting cats not even interested.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by makar View Post
                    Garden drowned and rotting cats not even interested.
                    We have been through that many times but what is really helping is we plant tillage radish on half the garden every every summer and plant that side the following year. Also had a couple tandem loads of sand dumped in there and mixed it in with the clay.

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by jazz View Post
                      Don't worry. Just apply the Trudeau principle do what you want f the rules and then deliver a dopey eyed faux apology and all is good.
                      Everyone all around here has F*CKING sprayed across water from crazy floods! Screw the environment that tries to DESTROY us once in a while. All that water evaporates or soaks in in a while. Nobody dies...dilute dilute dilute = no risk

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