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It's getting late. You might still be ok, but it will be pollinating in August, the hottest and driest month. In all honestly, I would not plant it. Id go with beans, or turnips.

I'll 2nd the doser

Cut Irish spring in half for each tree. Works for me.

Irish spring has worked for me in my yard. I have some pines planted and just hang half a bar from them in the fall.

Guess I'll cancel the plans to fish the opener at the cabin! Although, the fish house is up there. Crazy year.

Congrats. Can't wait to do that soon with my daughter.

Turnips and beans. Corn is nice, but a waste of money as its usually gone so fast. If you have the room a good mix of both. The turnips are a must, in case they hammer the beans they should still be around. Its worked for me for the last few years. And I'll be doing it again.

India and China will. They are increasingly spending more on food per person per year.

The kicker is the rise in population. I've seen some models and its nuts what could happen in 20 years. Food will be king for along time. No matter what or how its used.

Nope. China, India. Global food demand is too high

Should be done deal.

Looking good Chris. Last year I opened up the basement some and added this. Still have to finish the sink.

Sheds all the way.

If I can still enter

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Yep, they'd smoke'm. Your only option would be to fence the plot. Pain, but it would work.

The answer is yes. They are in a few mixes already. I've thought about it myself. Like you said they might not reach maturity, but still should produce some significant ruffage

Nice work. Ya I remember those good days. Lots of white bellys..

Anytime in the spring. I think I got this stuff in around mid June. I tilled in some urea, and then hand broadcasted it just before some rain. I have used my drill before, but I was lazy on this one..I've heard you can plant it into late June and be ok.

What else is around the area for food?