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Growing corn next year? Need advice!
Comments (8)Thanks Sandy, that's what I was thinking, corn is a grass - I've been insisting that I won't grow corn b/c it requires too much N and takes too much out of the land. But without being able to fence it and have animals (no barn), I don't really know how I'm going to restore fertility to the land. My great-uncle told me that that field was the best land on the whole farm. I don't know, the part my uncle owns now and maintains as lawn looks great... But short of sowing clover or some sort of legume (and keeping the deer out), I don't know what to do. And clover isn't going to pay for the Brush Hog. Thought about doing pumpkins (I have some Jack Be Little seed I bought last year to plant some for the kids), but since I can't really do PYO (no parking other than my cousin's driveway) I didn't think those would be that profitable. Same with winter squash - we like it, but people won't go out of their way for it, and even if I did market next year it ends in Sept so hard to get it ready by then (needs to cure). Horse hay will sell around here - but I don't know what to plant for that. And a lot of people want the round bales, not going to get into the equipment for that! As far as I'm concerned, we can just let the field grow up, but DH and Dad have been trying to keep it clear for over a decade, I hate to let brush grow now. But about all the good it does is give my cousin a nice view......See MoreAnother Loss
Comments (1)Good Luck. Hope at the very least your o baby survives. Renee...See Moreanother family loss
Comments (20)I offer my condolences and best wishes, as well. I am pleased that you have that feeling of peace in your heart ... it takes many people a long time to come to that place in their mourning journey. I hope that you haven't short-circuited some of them. Good wishes to you and the others who loved and cared about your grandfather, during the coming days. It is true that many couples, especially in earlier generations when there were fewer activities going on, come to depend so heavily upn one another that when one dies, the other feels little reason to go on living and just waits for death, him/herself. Many wives of recent retirees who have few other interests become very frustrated at having that person around underfoot so much: their house used to be "theirs" for a good portion of each day/week/year ... but that was the situation no longer. Many partners in a very loving relationship also have a number of other interests ... which would please their wives just after they retire ... and will help them become adjusted to single living, after the death of the partner. ole joyful...See MoreAnother great loss to the rose world
Comments (6)So sad, a giant in creating disease-resistant roses, truly a leader in this area. Jane...See More- 8 years ago
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