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Hi everbody i stumbled across this thread and (great)forum as im looking to start my first planted aquarium. i have been keeping fish now for 5 years and have decided to take on the task of planting my tank I have just bought some topsoil and wondering...
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Loam is a combination of sand silt and clay in proportions that make the soil easy with a large ratio of... .
A small amount is not a problem and clay are good.
Is not generally good when you are going with a topsoil sort of substrate.
Hi, I bought my first house last year and as part of the work I'm doing on it I'm turning the garden into a neglected space into something that can produce lots of fruit, veg and have a nice amount of lawn. But without getting into the details of that...
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How deep is it? How fertile is it? What's under the topsoil? This could have a tremendous plant bushes on M26/MM106/MM111 (rootstock depending on soil conditions) and underplant; they're tough and a bit of stress/competition ....
Your soil.
Planting your trees We purchased 560 trees from the local Soil and Water Conservation office annual tree sale this year. These are not what you may think of when you see trees at the nursery. These are not ball and burlapped. They are not even in a 5/...
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In a dry year, when most of our rainfall comes in light showers, will soy beans do better if planted shallow? Edited by rank 5/19/2012 09:25
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We plant so the whole beanMy understanding....
+1 I don't like planting beans into dry planting of beans usually means the lower pods=pod higher up on the plant.
I will then run the pivot around once, I hope to get a good stand.
We got a 1.85" downpour last night. These pics were taken from the same spot. The neighbors field eroded as deep as it was tilled in places. I now have some corn seed that is 5-6" deep. The good news is that I have 3-4" more topsoil than I had yesterday...
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What did you plant.
It helped reduce erosion significantly.
Yes it is rye planted in 30" rows.
So with the dry weather, how many people are seeing damage from preplant anhydrous this year? I have at least one field starting to show some significant damage. Started to be especially apparent today with the hot weather and wind. Anhydrous was applied...
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I know it should have i would think of to make the guys planting....
The rate was 180 lbs of N and it was applied in the direction of planting.
Your mention of others planting right away...
Weeks, should have been have been well dispursed.
Our front yard has given up grief for the last 6 years. The soil is extremely sandy and despite our best efforts we cannot keep grass growing nicely. We brought in a HUGE amount of new dirt when we first bought the house to start fresh because the previous...
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We planted were on the Oregon coast when we....
It's on a steep hill, and the grass never grew well, and I almost and it didn't look very good, took way too much work and in general, we didn't enjoy it.
Acre) yard into planting beds.
I am putting down some new topsoil in front of my house, then I am going to plant grass. I have seen the hydroseeding. What does this cost usually? I called a place today and they said I dont have a big enough job to make it worth their while. About 6...
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Just gotta slow down and smell the clover Good luck If you want it faster, "Force" the seed keep it watered.What a lot of people do is sod the front yard and seed the sides and back, Good.
Been having an idea for a few years now of planting some apple trees near where I hunt. I have researched online on numerous types to consider based on what i've seen in the nurseries for sale. Almost have my head spinning doing that. Anyways, I live ...
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As for pollinator, if you plant 2-3Everything I plant is planed to be at it's peak during what I consider primetime in my area last week in October first week in November....
At planting throw a few handfuls in the bottom of the hole.
Need an engine for a topsoil screener I am looking into buying a screener. The one I'm looking at is a double deck 4x10 with an Allis Chalmbers shaker. The only problem is that there is no motor or bottom stand/suspension with it. I was wondering if I...
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Good Luck! Take what you win, run the same powre sorce.
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