Originally Posted by blumsden
Yea, soil temps are nowhere near air temps right now. Two completely different things. All plantings should be done by soil temps, not a date on a calendar or air temps, besides it's still frosting at my house 3-4 times a week.


It’s hard to contain our excitement in these situations…..I’m one of the world’s worst……But I think that often times its better to wait and not rush to get something in the ground. In the fall you could plant in early Sept……but its better to wait a little longer and plant more in line with the natural transition to fall crops which comes a month later. Same thing in the spring…..you could put something in the ground in early April if you wanted to…..but you’ll probably have better luck to wait another month and plant more in line with the natural transition to summer crops.....especially with things like buckwheat, milo, sunn hemp, etc....

Last edited by CNC; 03/23/18 08:24 AM.

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