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Been a few crazy busy days around the farm. Lots of updates coming. I did take time to slow down and pick a few great handfuls of fresh blackberries off the vine. So delicious and refreshing on these hot summer days

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Mitch is an agronomist and great friend. I love getting to talk and learn from him! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pennsylvania-woodsman-sportsmens-empire/id1568406977?i=1000658751907

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Just shy of 100 tomatoes! Passed down from my wife’s grandpa from Italy over the last 75 years. Between weed mat is living rows to help with soil micorbes, water infiltration and compaction issues. If it wasn’t for my love of growing things - I think I’d go insane!!

just shy of 100 tomatoes- so far. pumpkins and beans along fence Mowed covers off Weed mat in tomato rows Living cover between rows to help fight compaction. Now we wait!

New podcast New products All fun!! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/habitat-podcast/id1362671817?i=1000658217607

Mow for broadleaf weed control - don’t need to be that often and varies on climate and rain fall. Also when it’s headed out - mowing the tops can be useful. No need to mow that frequently. that “no till” I believe has rye grass in it and now you’ll be wanting to spray with clethodim to kill...

Mowing covers Leaving living walking paths Weed mats where tomato’s will go Constant photosynthesis all year From deer plot to gardens - the same principles can be followed. Adjust to your goals and see the soil health flourish!!

Crimping and chicory I’ve been happy with the results of crimping the carbon load and mowing it (in another test) so far. The chicory response has been incredible. It has jumped from the ground and deer continue to feed on it - acting like a nurse crop for the emerging NitroBoost. This is...

It’s a pretty intense book. They just did a good job of explaining the actual nutrient content of many organic amendments, bone meal - for example.

Recently finished this book, and wow was it in depth. From the botany to the organic chemistry - this is not for the faint of heart. All in all- I found the book to be very interesting, specifically around organic nutrient options and actual quantifiable metrics that go along with such. Always...

lol! It’ll be worth it. You’ll be fine. Especially with catching these rains! You ought to have some great germ!

Yea. Maybe use a little less per fill up. The packet covers entire bag so likely you didn’t have entire bag in the spreader at once?

Clover is a great and easy species to grow as long as we get some rain and/frost to move the seed into the soil. Nice job!

We love our wildlife foodplots but we also love timber management. The culmination of highly diverse food-plots and timber stand work - has absolutely resulted in better recruitment for the species we love.

Yea it’s dusty but any inoculant is - I lower bag so it’s spreading a bit lower and also don’t go as fast so that it’s now a cloud- has worked very well for me but my thighs get a bit dusty. Thanks for the support. It means a lot!!

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