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North Central Indiana | Obviously you didn’t ask me and I’m not in that area but when it’s fit it’s fit. That’s what we go by. The ground will tell you when it’s ready, ignore it because of the calendar at your own peril. That’s the experience “here”
Optimum planting date is fairly useless imo. All it tells you is historically when the ground has been fit on average. But it floats every year and you can’t plant everything on May 10th and you can’t plant May 10th if it’s raining. So we follow the soil and get after it when it’s ready | |
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What's the rush?
