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We were able to get seed in the ground yesterday. 100 pounds of round-up ready soybeans over a couple different plots (the one below plus another). We also did a couple very small plots where we threw our some bird seed (sunflower, millet, etc.) I've never wanted it to rain in north Alabama so bad in my life! 
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"For what shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul?" .....Mark 8:36
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Let's hope we get the 30-40% tomorrow night up here
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Hope they do well.
Just a little help... If you planted any where the grass is, you better get it sprayed.
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If you planted any where the grass is, you better get it sprayed. Nope, tried to stick to what got turned over.
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Looking like a decent chance of precip mid- week, otherwise brutal hot.
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Looking good! You get a camera over them yet?
Ya'll are just overthinking it now
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Looking good! You get a camera over them yet? I still have my camera over the Trophy Rock right now. Next trip up there I hope to move the camera up a tree and use Time Lapse for this plot.
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I hope you made sure that bird seed didn't have thissel seed in it. If so you're in for a mess.
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Hey Joe you get this good rain on your plots?
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Hey Joe you get this good rain on your plots? Yes, radar showed there was rain up there. How much exactly i don't know.
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Way to go Joe....Nice man! 
"For what shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul?" .....Mark 8:36
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Good deal. I would keep the milorganite applied liberally. Once it wears off, they can decimate a plot in just a few short days. Some of these other guys may have good info on the size needed to "establish" the beans. I would think they'd need to reach 24" or so tall but that's nothing more than a guess. The root system needs to develop as much as possible to enable the plant to outgrow the browse pressure.
"When there was no fowl, we ate crawdad, when there was no crawdad, we ate sand."
"YOU ATE SAND!" - Raising Arizona
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hate to be the bearer of bad news, but if they are already hitting it and it's a small plot, they probably won't last long.
Normally, the first time they're planted, it takes the deer a while to find them. The second year they will wipe them out in short order unless it is a big plot or you do something to keep them out.
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hate to be the bearer of bad news, but if they are already hitting it and it's a small plot, they probably won't last long.
Normally, the first time they're planted, it takes the deer a while to find them. The second year they will wipe them out in short order unless it is a big plot or you do something to keep them out. We'll see. 
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hate to be the bearer of bad news, but if they are already hitting it and it's a small plot, they probably won't last long.
Normally, the first time they're planted, it takes the deer a while to find them. The second year they will wipe them out in short order unless it is a big plot or you do something to keep them out. Ron quit being Debbie Downer, those beans will be there all winter
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hate to be the bearer of bad news, but if they are already hitting it and it's a small plot, they probably won't last long.
Normally, the first time they're planted, it takes the deer a while to find them. The second year they will wipe them out in short order unless it is a big plot or you do something to keep them out. They're still here... 
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