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Their getting big #7871923
05/25/23 09:57 PM
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Wolfdog91 Offline OP
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This kid and his sun flowers. Dang things ground like weeds lol
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And the chickens are finally big enough to go on weeding duty
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Re: Their getting big [Re: Wolfdog91] #7871934
05/25/23 10:19 PM
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If he want to plant a larg area black oils sunflower seeds in the bird feed section at rual king is the cheapest way I found [Linked Image]
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Re: Their getting big [Re: Wolfdog91] #7871936
05/25/23 10:21 PM
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I just planted my first starter seeds today. Giants and multi color varieties. A bit last this year but it is still early.

Re: Their getting big [Re: Wolfdog91] #7871946
05/25/23 10:32 PM
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Wolfdog, since you're considering bees an interesting tidbit on sunflower pollen.

While a good source of summer pollen it's not the most nutrional being lacking in many amino acids BUT an interesting correlation was recently observed. Bees on sunflower had markedly lower numbers of varroa mite. Cause unknown at this point.


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Originally Posted by warrior
Wolfdog, since you're considering bees an interesting tidbit on sunflower pollen.

While a good source of summer pollen it's not the most nutrional being lacking in many amino acids BUT an interesting correlation was recently observed. Bees on sunflower had markedly lower numbers of varroa mite. Cause unknown at this point.


I planted two planting a few weeks apart. Local pollinators hit them hard honey bees only a little. Must have been something else blooming they liked more at the time.

Re: Their getting big [Re: warrior] #7871964
05/25/23 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by warrior
Wolfdog, since you're considering bees an interesting tidbit on sunflower pollen.

While a good source of summer pollen it's not the most nutrional being lacking in many amino acids BUT an interesting correlation was recently observed. Bees on sunflower had markedly lower numbers of varroa mite. Cause unknown at this point.

Very very interesting. I'll be sure to let him know this


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I plant them every year on the west side of my mater's and peppers. Gives them an afternoon heat break

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