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NEIN | I know exactly what you are saying. I have done this with a couple of farms myself. Almost unbelievable yields from a farm that was small patches and little to no fertilizer and no lime for as long as i have been farming. (37 seasons). Many years some fields had no crop harvested because weeds took it or the "hay" had so much white top it wasn't worth mowing. Now we come in level up the farm make it into one field and the yields are almost exactly double. just good husbandry? | |
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New farms and surprisingly good yields.
