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Any of y'all ever used any of (link)THESE(click me) before? Look kinda too good to be true, but I know a couple of people that grew them last year in the drought and had phenomenal (read tittie high/tremendous yield) results with them. Shipping is a killer coming from AR, but I've contacted a midlands dealer and he can get them. The bags ordered, the less shipping will be, or course.
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what varities are you looking for. i have a warehouse full of soybeans. northrupking, d&pl, pioneer, asgrow
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I'm curious about the forage beans I mentioned above. Just wondering if any on here has grown any. I've talked with a couple of people that had no connection with eagle seed and no reason to BS and they loved them. I want to try 'em, but I want a couple more people to try them as well so the shipping charges will come down.
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that man is a midget [img]graemlins/fu.gif[/img]
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How much are they?
Also I wonder why they cultivated them before the pictice? If they a RR,they shouldn't need cultivating.
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i def be interested in getting some.
How much?
I will be planting about 40 acres total, so how many bags would i need?
ill have 3 - 10 acre plots
5 - 2 acre plots
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Originally Posted by Glenn
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I wouldn't want to plant 40 acres of these things...$45/50# plus ~$10 shipping.
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That pic was taken at a research station, no telling why they do what they do.Originally posted by Catdaddy:
How much are they?
Also I wonder why they cultivated them before the pictice? If they a RR,they shouldn't need cultivating.
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You might want to save your money for fertilizer. I've heard fert prices are going to go through the roof.
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LABLUVR YOUR RIGHT, HAVE YOU CHECKED ON ROUNDUP PRICES YET. ROUND IS NOW AROUND 40.00 A GALLON WAS ABOUT 4.00 AN ACRE NOW AROUND 6.00 AN ACRE
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Attention Whore
Yep, this year a acre food plot is gonna cost out the ass. Gas, fertilizer, lime, seed and Roundup are all sky frigging high.
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You can buy 41% Glyphosphate all day long for $48.00 for 2 1/2 gallons.Originally posted by CACHERIVERDRAKE3:
LABLUVR YOUR RIGHT, HAVE YOU CHECKED ON ROUNDUP PRICES YET. ROUND IS NOW AROUND 40.00 A GALLON WAS ABOUT 4.00 AN ACRE NOW AROUND 6.00 AN ACRE
Fertilizer(10-10-10)-is around $12.00 per fifty pound bag and is going up almost everyday.
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Rotate with more nitrogen fixing legumes for plowdown.Spread shit when available,if you ain't got shit think green manure.Split them plots up.Cut back on fertilizer anyway,you ain't trying to beat the county average yield.Soil test.You can achieve season long weed control with 1 litre/acre roundup depending on target weeds.Minimize inputs and maximize outputs.Catdaddy knows,farmers been doing this forever.
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wait till you buy some of that bag corn. Yall might want to hunt this year instead of sit on a pile of corn [img]graemlins/coolio.gif[/img]Originally posted by LabLuvR:
Yep, this year a acre food plot is gonna cost out the ass.
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