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    [PICS] Peas & Beans

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    #2
    Where is the knife?

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      #3
      Amazing how things have changed since may 1st

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        #4
        Profarmer,

        May SECOND... Especially!

        Waiting for 16 years... It is actually great that they get to lie like a sidewalk and squalk for another year... 10 days... nine hours...and thirty-six minutes!

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          #5
          Good to know I'm not the only one counting down.

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            #6
            The peas are roughly waist high (I'm 6'2").


            The soybeans are knee high, kinda hides the knife LOL.



            My wheat is 12" high and has heads.... about 10 spikelets/head, so not awesome by any means but OK.

            The oats we sprayed with roundup and worked under.... just never "caught" a stand.

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              #7
              Klause,

              Good to see that your garden has good spots that keep that fire alive!

              All the best... and we pray the hail stones will stay away!

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                #8
                Very nice hope the beans make it they look very good.

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                  #9
                  Wowsa! Need to buy some bins?

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                    #10
                    Good Job Klause! It will be really interesting to know how the beans turn out. how many acres of beans did you put in? What kind of soil?

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