Little early for me but won't be long. Until then, I just got a new subsoiler. Gotta try it out.

We planted 40 plots yesterday, I'm whipped. 12.5 hours on a tractor will get your azz when you aren't used to it. Put out around 22k pounds of Pelletized lime, fertilizer, and seed.

Ours was planted a week ago today, but hasn't had any rain on it since it was planted. It's about ankle tall, but needs a good rain.

Here's a few I took from sitting in my truck.

Meh.…….I think I’ll keep doing it the “lazy way”. You’ve got WAAAAAY better natural soil to work with than the sand I’m growing in and I’m still outpacing your growth….or at least matching the results with much less time and effort.



Look, honestly I don’t care to have this whole “who’s peckers bigger contest with you”….and I don’t lose any sleep at night over how any one individual chooses to plant. This shows that what I’m doing isn’t horsechit no matter how much the “resident farmer” bashes it. If other folks want to try it themselves then its foolish at this point for you and couple others to continue to keep slamming it every time its brought it. Just let it go man.

I got half of my home plot planted a few days ago. I mostly planted chicory, several varieties of clover, some turnips and wheat in this planting. It's early for planting this far south but wanted to get the clovers, chicory and turnips started. I'll come back mid October and top sow some rye on this section of the plot.

Looking good!