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Dbltree, our brassicas will have been in the ground for three weeks this-coming Tuesday. At this point it looks like there has been very little germinization. I haven't given up hope yet, and we do have the possibility of some rain this weekend. Here's my question: we're planning on planting rye...

I hope all you guys are right, I'm in a worse boat -- I planted radishes, turnips, and rape Aug. 16th and haven't had any significant germinization yet. The next chance for rain is Sunday when the cool down comes. I was hoping that tropical depression, or whatever they're calling it, would hit...

Keep your chin up Paul that rain will come!!

Unreal!! Thanks for sharing!

That is the best sequence I've seen in a long time!!!

When Pres. Bush visited Greensburg, KS, after the big tornado years ago, I was surprised by the lack of security. I know there was a lot going on behind the scenes, but it was still somewhat surprising. I 'magine it would be a little different for the Bama...

What rain gear do you have?

Same deer imo...

Great looking buck, he won't be difficult to recognize, for sure!

What he said!

I too would shoot a big, MATURE, six in a heartbeat. I think they're pretty unique. I really like the one Mark Drury shot a few years back that had several stickers on it, that thing was a hog!

Weather is a funny thing. Three weeks ago I was wondering about planting our brassicas in mid-Aug. b/c of the lack of rain. NOW that's it's planting time, I'm having to wait a week longer than anticipated b/c it's too wet.:rolleyes: I'll be the first to admit, a WONDERFUL problem to have. Looks...

I used Immunox this year after having trouble last year, made all the difference in the world. Once the trees get pretty big, I'm not going to worry about it much. Immunox IS cheap though, maybe I'll just keep spraying them...

Dbltree, I know you've been asked this a million times, but here it goes again. It's pretty late in the summer, and my clover is kind of coming out of summer dormancy. It's been pretty dry down this way, but we've gotten a few little rains lately. As far as I can tell, the clover is all at...

Some great bucks there! It's hard to believe the difference in growth between different bucks, some look like they're 80% grown, and others a couple days earlier look at about 45-50%. Regardless, I'd be looking forward to this fall if I were you!

Dbltree, I should have included this question in my last post, will I be alright purchasing Alice clover in August and planting it in Feb.? Also, is innoculant hard to find that time of year? What is its shelf life?

Dbltree, at what rate do you frost seed alice into an existing alice plot? I just want to thickin it up a little bit. I'll be ordering from welters in about three weeks and want to order enough for frost seeding at the same time, that shipping isn't cheap!

Our big field (10 acres) is planted to rr beans. We're going to no-till wheat into them, after applying liquid nitrogen and preemergent herbicide. The plan then, is to harvest the wheat next summer, work the ground, add p&k, and plant short season beans, and do the same thing all over again. My...

Arkansas outlaws? Did they lease ground in Montgomery County, Kansas??? We have plenty of them every year up in our neck of the woods!

Yeah, next pic has her running off another doe.