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Posted by Matt from CT on July 23, 2006 at 16:29:43 from (24.177.7.108):
In Reply to: Re: Working Ground posted by Matt Kane on July 23, 2006 at 15:56:47:
Put down the manure first, then plow it in. Tires are probably just for additional smoothing...some crops / places like really smooth. Other places like lots of deep ridges to help trap rain. A winter crop would just go down like seeding grass, just not as fancy...local farm store be it a coop, Agway, or Tractor Supply or whoever should have something. I do tomatoes from seedlings from the greenhouse. The rest I can seed direct. I work weird hours sometimes, and I've always lost seeds I started indoors myself when trying to transition them outside...they end up staying out too late and catching cold.
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