I got bit by one of them about 20 years ago. I still have a large section of my leg where the skin is discolored from where the flesh fell off. Evidently I had a "mild" bite.
Do you have a transplant date yet?
Well this year my bacca plants will have company...gonna put some Virginia jumbo peanuts with them...damn I love boiled peanuts.
I guess it's a southern thing.???
Hard decision, boiled peanuts or Beer.We love boiling peanuts. A peanut kettle over an open fire will draw a crowd around here faster than free beer.
I like parched peanuts from the oven too.
Last time I went to trade day by my folks place had a cup of boiled peanuts ... Might need to try the parched next time.We love boiling peanuts. A peanut kettle over an open fire will draw a crowd around here faster than free beer.
I like parched peanuts from the oven too.
What is the formulation for the tobacco fertilizer?Well my company screwed up and sent me home with 21 tons of the best bacca Fertilizer there is...
Of.course I skimmed some off the top...added to what I had..I proablly got a.1/2 ton of the stuff..
I'm set for many grows to come..although I've also got the individual ingredients to make it...its best when pre- mixed by a machine. Verses me guessing how much of this and that to mix.
Peanuts...now that sounds like an interesting crop. How long do they take from seed to harvest. Wonder if I could grow them up here.
Next question- On one of the tobacco plantation tour videos someone posted last year ,one of the tour guides said they used peanut (maybe shells?) as part of their fertilizer and was said to add or I'm assuming at least elevate the natural oils in tobacco . Do you add peanut shells back in as compost for your tobacco?
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if youd like a closer up of that i can retake it for you...
nice...I wonder how much that would be if one had to buy a small truckload (like a 6 wheeler) of it pre-mixed.its odd you ask that....
but yes i do use p-nut shells for part of my soil mixture... i deliver fertilizer to a place and they hull p-nuts for seed...and the scraps [ shells ] all ground up are thrown into a heap. and every time i go there i load up.
youd be amazed to look at the machine they use to do this with... it's a 40's era machine made mostlly of wood. ive seen 2 of them in my area,
heres what my ground up hulls look like,
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i mix that with whats called '' silage'' which is nothing more than the whole corn plant ground up... we have a lot of dairy farms and thats what they feed thier cows,
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and then i mix in the coverings of a horse corral farm.. i think its cedar with horse poop in it,
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and the final mix is some miracle grow potting soil... all that in the ground with some bat poop mixed in... '' and i plant ''
nice...I wonder how much that would be if one had to buy a small truckload (like a 6 wheeler) of it pre-mixed.
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