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Re: Milo......splat
Looks like Montana, Wyoming, or Idaho.
SW that not limestone, it's "winter potatoes"
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Re: Milo......splat
Thursday the bid was 5 cents over.
Today 65 cents under.
Do you want the numbers to the elevators ?
I've been told it will be documented in agmanagers
Weekly basis chart/map.
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Re: Milo......splat
That looks to be a lot of lavender. Do you harvest for the oil?
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Re: Milo......splat
Mr cheap:
sounds to me by all your descriptions of your area that if you were to give the state of Kansas an enema, your zip code would be the spot.
We all feel for you, but some of us are getting over it...
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Someday I'm going to Provence so I can fulfill my fantasy of sitting in a Lavender field.
Either Provence or w-sw KS once they get to growing it there.
It does well in warm dry climates.
http://everything-lavender.com/benefits-of-lavender.html
The best soil mixture for lavender has a alkaline ph between 7.0-8.0 and mimics its natural growing conditions. Lavender likes sandy, gravelly, rocky almost poor soil (NOT the rich black type we all want in our vegetable gardens.) Keep this important fact in mind when growing lavender or you will have more than a few problems with your plants.
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Re: Milo......splat
a search says lavender is harvested by hand........
If it takes the place of wheat we can provide work for the mellinials..... in other words the young who have lost the illusion of a career that lasts more than 5 years.
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Re: Milo......splat
Wouldn't want to discourage production - lots of labor saving devices available.
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Re: Milo......splat
Thanks Isc76cat....... wonderful grease for out of the box thinking.
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Re: Milo......splat
Maybe they use hoe herbicide, I'm told
That most weeds do not have resistance...
Except after they get 6 to 10 foot.
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