2024 garden season

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First 2 pics are sweet corn. Last is the Indian corn.
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Garden is doing well, so far. It was touch and go with the tomatoes, but they're looking okay now.
Everything I planted has sprouted and is looking good. :yes:
I put Miracle Grow garden soil on the mounds before planting. No added fertilizers, or insecticides.

Fingers crossed, I may have homegrown veggies this year. :drinkingcoffee:

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Man what are you feeding those potatoes?

Each row is in the center of a 3 ft x 50 ft bed that has been broad forked to 14 inches deep.

At emergence of the potato shoots each row got two gallons of urine diluted with 20 gallons of rain water. (yes, we save it up)

At about one foot height they got the same side dressing.

No initial fertilizer used. No fertilizer at planting or at any time.

The potatoes are the two rows behind me in the broad fork video taken on 4/19/24, exactly one month ago.

I'll keep you posted as to harvest weights and potato quality.

 
Each row is in the center of a 3 ft x 50 ft bed that has been broad forked to 14 inches deep.

At emergence of the potato shoots each row got two gallons of urine diluted with 20 gallons of rain water. (yes, we save it up)

At about one foot height they got the same side dressing.

No initial fertilizer used. No fertilizer at planting or at any time.

The potatoes are the two rows behind me in the broad fork video taken on 4/19/24, exactly one month ago.

I'll keep you posted as to harvest weights and potato quality.


I save some too to spread around my trees prior to the deer rut.
 
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