The test field is already perking up with this rainfall��There�s about to be an explosion of growth when the sun comes back out.

Krrrrrr!!��"Houston, we�re clear for take off�.."

10, 9, 8, 7��........

I'll have some good red soil pics this Pm in worked up ground and I want lay down next to the plants to take the pics either! Ha

I figured I'd show some results. I didn't count down and say game on like you did.

You�re not really fooling anyone. You�re intention is to do nothing more than distract folks from what I'm showing. If you don�t have any interest in the throw and mow method then start your own thread.

I'm not trying to distract anyone. Why are you so defensive about things?

CNC needs a drink of kool-aid So far my drilled fields are well ahead of my mow & throw patches. Still can't figure out how pics work on here

You and a number of other folks have been thrashing my posts on Throw and Mow since day one and you find it odd that I'm a little defensive? Am I suppose to believe that you've suddenly had a change of heart? I suspect its more a change of strategy but I would be glad to be proven wrong.

Look pal all I did was say I'll post pics of my results. I mean crap you acted like it's a contest. I don't really care how or what you plant. I'm not changing tactics at all. I did consider mow and throw but deep down I know what MY dirt responds best to ok. I disk every acre. I cultipack. I don't have a row planter or no till drill or I'd be doing something more as reduced till. Until then I will prepare my seedbed accordingly. You can't honestly tell me I'd have the stand of corn and sunflowers I have today scattering my seed out and mowing grass on top of them? So no need for your paranoia to set in. That's all I was doing. I'll have pics up tomorrow pm I had to get a real row crop sprayer up and running this Pm.

I�m not trying to tell you anything other than to get off of my thread just trying to be a �one upper�. You don�t have any true interest in the method being shown here so stop just hanging around waiting to post up a pic and stick your chest out.

So you now own this thread. Ok

This is much better reading material vs when y'all were getting along

I know it I had no intentions of this getting started up again but someone did.

I�m just through playing along with your charade now 257. This is a thread for folks who are interested in learning and experimenting with the Throw and Mow Method. This is not 257�s Summer Tillage Plots. Your plantings have nothing to do with what we are discussing here other than you just trying to continue to distract folks as you�ve been doing the entire time. The only thing different is that you�ve changed your strategy from slandering the messenger to now trying to one up me. Again, this thread is for folks who are experimenting with the Throw and Mow Method. If you aren�t doing such then post your pictures on your own thread.

Maybe you should try and help Riverwood post his pics. Photobucket seems to just be too much for him to grasp.

Once again some folks don't have time to "experiment" around when proven methods have worked for decades.

Well�.some of us have ample time to do these kinds of experiments and would like to share with others the results of said experiments. You seem to have some stake in not allowing me to do such though without constant interference. If all of the stuff I�m showing is such horsechitt�.then what are you so concerned about? Why don't you just stop trying to refute everything and allow folks to decide for themselves?

In between, measuring rain fall, and how tall your shallow root grass is, and the amount of tonnage.. yada yada.. How about changing that cooter cork sometime..

Man, I'm tired of reading all this back and forth. Obviously, there are folks who feel strongly about their method and they are certainly entitled to their opinion. It doesn't matter to me who threw the first stone or who throws the last. But if you want to keep throwing, can you throw them on the debate thread?

(Krrrrr!) �6�.5�.4�.�

The durana clover is also perking back up now. Some of you guys with better soils may have to tweak how you use the durana in a mix like this�.it can be pretty aggressive when given enough moisture. My test plot is a sand pit on top of a hill so its likely not going to be a big concern for me. Others may find that they have to spray a light dose of gly over the top of it in order to establish a summer crop amongst it.

Why would you want to kill already established clover?