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Re: Garden season up north [Re: Northof50] #7625329
07/12/22 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Northof50
just a little flea beetle chewing on the leaves.....no root maggots, boy you are lucky

There was one or two with root maggots


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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626851
07/14/22 09:20 PM
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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626855
07/14/22 09:24 PM
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Is anyone pulling garlic yet ? In the north ? I figure at the end of the month.


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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626860
07/14/22 09:36 PM
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Did mine on the 4th 288 heads.
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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626886
07/14/22 10:00 PM
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Dug a few this week. This weekend about 250 will be hanging in the sugar shack.

Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626889
07/14/22 10:02 PM
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Good, I am up on the 49th parallel, but my garlic looks like I could pull it here shortly and not hurt anything


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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626907
07/14/22 10:23 PM
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We have had zucchini, radishes, peas, and garlic come to the table so far this year.

Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626910
07/14/22 10:25 PM
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We had a lady who is a mechanical engineer for decades. The company was bought and they eliminated her position when she was 54 years old. Her husband was an engineer at another firm and had a heart attack 3 years ago and passed away. For 8 years this lady did organic CVA produce baskets and built quite a businees. The last two years she has planted the whole organic garden area to garlic and is doing better with less work. Don't know exactly but looks to be near an acre or a tad more.
We are hoping for rain tonight. I weeded today and the dust was flying all over the place. Can tell the heat units have increased the pumpkins, squash and peppers are really growing even with limited moisture.

Bryce

Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626913
07/14/22 10:28 PM
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I agree Bryce on th heat units, it's showing here too, but we've had some timely moisture, and I dont need to water.

I'm going to plant radishes a few more times and beat the rootworm cycle with the later plantings.

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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626927
07/14/22 11:04 PM
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The cabbage root maggots are around right up to frost so beating them with later plantings is not the solution. When the canola matures the flys disperse up to 5 miles from those fields.
as well the flea beetles really hit all the brassicae once the canola field dry off

later planting is because of the bi-annual cycle of radishes they go into a root development that is not a bitter to over winter with Commercial producers plant around 15 August with radishes here @ 50 degrees N

Re: Garden season up north [Re: Northof50] #7626946
07/15/22 12:00 AM
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The last week I have seen nearly a dozen dead rats on the roads. All the smaller sloughs and wet road ditches are drying up and the rats are moving to try and find water. I need to secure some more river line if I can.

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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7626950
07/15/22 12:10 AM
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There's lots of moisture here, but that can change in late summer


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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7627855
07/16/22 08:58 AM
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Last year I pulled my garlic a year ago today. That pic just came around on FB.


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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7627859
07/16/22 09:05 AM
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And last year we were into 6 weeks of drought already by this time.....not this year Noah.

Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7629805
07/18/22 05:51 PM
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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7629807
07/18/22 05:56 PM
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That's about 50 bulbs right there, a lot for one guy to eat....from 25' of row...double row.

I need to plant a quarter acre just to see if I can sell it.


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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7629811
07/18/22 06:04 PM
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Two pickings of peas. Doing oK. Shucking nside at night with the air on! Will be a big day for brocolli Tuesday, about a dozen really nice big heads to blanche and freeze. I don't know what the spuds will look like below the ground but I have the biggest and best vines I have ever had. I guess 3 inches of composted manure worked in the garden works!

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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7629884
07/18/22 07:48 PM
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Septoria leaf spot has reared it ugly head, and I misted with Fungonil (chlorithalinol) just now, to keep the canopy healthy.


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Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7630033
07/18/22 11:37 PM
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I dip my tomato plants in a fungicide water mix when I plant them and then about every 7-10 days I spray the vines. I will do that again mid week again.

Bryce

Re: Garden season up north [Re: trapper les] #7630045
07/18/22 11:55 PM
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I do about the same thing...Bryce.

The conditions for fungal pathogens are ripe, very moist soil, and heavy dew every morning. It's not dry around here at all.


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