grandpa Love
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Ran the cub through the corn patch June 1. Took the next picture 10 days later. The cub ain't going through there again! All the rain sure has made it grow
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john in la
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Why is it corn always grows better in the middle of the field than it does on the edge of the field ?????
Richard G.
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You were correct yesterday evening.
That corn is REALLY growing.
Thanks for talking with me.
Richard
That corn is REALLY growing.
Thanks for talking with me.
Richard
larry@stinescorner
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nice!!! Heres Walters corn feild
DoubleO7
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- Location
- Crystal River, FL
That and the plants are crowded enough that the they are fighting for sunlight.
Same in a pine tree plantation, trees on southside edge will not grow to same heights as those elsewhere.
Loosehandle
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- Location
- Wisconsin
Nice what do you use for fertilizer?
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grandpa Love
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Nothing.....yet. Big pile of compost and rotten hay got spread and plowed under.
old
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- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
My corn might be knee high. But my green beans are taller then I am. By the way did you ever plant any of the green bean seeds I sent you?
old
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- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
That was the fertilizer composted what?? I make a compost pile almost every fall and have one pile that it would take a dump truck to haul off
Hobo,NC
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- Location
- Sanford, NC
I put ammonia nitrate to mine late today...
I sold 1300 dozen sweet corn this year and I could of sold another 13. I planted every piece of ground I could find into corn even planted part of one field into corn. Planted it with a 2 row international with fiberglass hoppers and cultivated with my 4020 and a 2 row cultivator with 16 inch wheatland . sweeps they had enough crown to really hill the corn up . Those were the days I dont even plant corn anymore
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