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will try to answer questions about soil preparation, sprinkler irrigation, grains, potatoes, mint. Maintaining equipment. Not an expert but will try to help you.
Been farming in Southern Oregon at 4200 foot elevation for 35 years. Make my own decisions of what crops to plant, what and when to fertilizer, irrigation with sprinklers (hand line and wheelline). Maintain my equipment.
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Kelly First you must know what is in demand in your area. Then you need to know how much land you can farm with the amount of money you have. Who will pack and market what you raise. How much labor will
James If other people are having the same problem it might be caused by an air borne disease. I would try pulling the leafs that have the yellow spots off and destroying them. You would still have a
Dean If you can get rye or wheat seeds you could get them to grow and look green. Soak the seeds in water over night, to make them sprout faster. Just cover the seeds and keep them moist to make them
Jo I have heard of the drought you are going through. I would suggest killing the weeds. What little moisture they may be using would not conserve much but it would keep them from going to seed. Any moisture
Jerry what did the bunnies die from? If it was natural death they will break down to natural protein and carbon which is the building block of all life. If they died from a disease, you could bury them
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