Yes you do. I was hoping the Gracemont area would get some rain. Please let me know if you do as I am about 45 miles away.
Garvin9 - Your mix may work. What is your soil pH???? Without knowing the soil pH and data from a soil sample analysis then you are rolling a set of dice.
Turnips will grow in various pH soils. Triticale has some restrictions as does austrian winter peas.
Turnips will grow in various pH soils. Triticale has some restrictions as does austrian winter peas.
OK gents, here is the M&M jar for the contest. The only hint/help that you get, is that the glass jar is 30" tall.
Other than that, post your guesses in a PM, so that everything will be on the up&up.
Contest will run through Labor Day at 5pm. Anything after that, will be tossed.
Deer Slayer is a little technologically........uhm, challenged,so I am posting the pic for him.
Remember, only the top 5 closest guesses will recieve the sample pack (good for 1/5 of an acre) of the seed, a Whitetail Institute DVD and copy of their magaz
Good Luck!!!!
1050 is my guess.
One thing about Austrian peas.... Great deer food, but if one lets them go to vine in the spring/summer they go to vine, and if you try to brush hog them, it turns into a total mess.
Use the disk first to chop them up. Been there done that.
Use the disk first to chop them up. Been there done that.
Dennis - Good point about discing the peas first. Otherwise you have a "peas off" mess. I could not resist
Thank you for your guess.
Thank you for your guess.
I'm going to go 1,221 on the M&M's... 
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