Don't forget the f150 skidder edition. She could use a good power washing. If not, next time time you drink one of my Coors lights you will be infected...Originally Posted by Rebel Yell
And looks like shit. Glad Joe makes the list that I'm on!
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Don't forget the f150 skidder edition. She could use a good power washing. If not, next time time you drink one of my Coors lights you will be infected...
And looks like shit. Glad Joe makes the list that I'm on!
you aint did a dawg gon thang until ya STAND UP IN IT!- Theodis Ealey
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You will park in the ditch on 321 and walk to the decontamination area. And supply a case bottles for my troubles
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Nice field fo'sho
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Bunny will bring the beer. Works for Hank... He will also give me a ride in the can ham to and fro the decon area(s).
you aint did a dawg gon thang until ya STAND UP IN IT!- Theodis Ealey
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Despite the deer, my sunflowers turned out pretty good. They're just starting to tip their heads.
One thing I'm not thrilled about is how tall they are. They are over my head when I'm seated on the tractor. In the past few years, one of the biggest threats to the dove field has been September wind storms/hurricanes that blow everything down.
At my dove club, the farmer planted a variety that is supposed to have short thick stalks. They were rudely expensive and I'm not sure they were a Clearfield variety. Without special ordering, I'm at the mercy of whatever variety my local seed store carries. Has anybody ever found a reasonable source for sturdy Clearfield sunflowers?
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Butcher
I’ve noticed the same. What is your row and seed spacing?
I had an ant farm once......them fellas didn't grow shit.
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Houndsmen are born, not made
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Rem 11-87, that's a clean field. Looking good.
Carolina Counsel
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First year doing sunflowers and they came out ok. Lots of volunteer millet coming up in the corn. Cadre took care of most of the millet in the sunflowers.
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Very nice.
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drduck would enjoy any of those fields.
Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.
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Looks like Johnny Pigweedseed might be idling..
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30" rows with about 7" spacing. I adjusted my planter this year to 30" from 38" and I like it a lot better. Less sunlight getting to the ground and a hell of a lot easier to straddle the rows.
I think the tall plants is more a function of the variety than environmental conditions. I guess it could have been due to when we had rain and drought. My sunflowers are taller than the corn.
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The tall plants are a result of good rain, fertilizer, and winning the sunlight race.
Looks good.
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Rain was sporadic but enough at the right time. Fertilizer might be a suspect in the tall plant mystery. I used liquid fertilizer instead of granular which allowed me to more precisely apply it to the roots instead of feeding the weeds between the rows. My herbicide regimen worked better than usual so there wasn't much competition for sunlight.
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