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9/9/2009 07:54 (#840401 - in reply to #838977)
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Re: Organic crops, notill or work ground?
what do you mean by harrow???
Organic crops, notill or work ground?
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agboy
: 9/7/2009 13:18
RE: Organic crops, notill or work ground?
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Jon S
: 9/7/2009 13:45
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wdallis
: 9/7/2009 13:52
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John e.c.MI
: 9/7/2009 13:58
Let me be perfectly friggin' mean an' ornery......unless you're a "real farmer"......organics are...
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jakescia
: 9/7/2009 14:25
RE: Let me be perfectly friggin' mean an' ornery......unless you're a "real farmer"......organics ar
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agboy
: 9/7/2009 16:12
They raised chicken litter to 34 per ton, plus i had to haul 125 miles one way..........
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jakescia
: 9/7/2009 18:00
RE: They raised chicken litter to 34 per ton, plus i had to haul 125 miles one way..........
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JoshuaGA
: 9/7/2009 19:55
A comment about this guy's beans..............
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jakescia
: 9/7/2009 14:38
RE: A comment about this guy's beans..............
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Andy and John
: 9/7/2009 16:03
Years ago I got hooked up with one fellow........and have sold to him exclusively todate.........
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jakescia
: 9/7/2009 18:22
andy...........
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1770
: 9/8/2009 07:43
RE: A comment about this guy's beans..............
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agboy
: 9/7/2009 16:06
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dutch
: 9/7/2009 18:07
With the access to the fertilizer------go for it. Re the corn/corn, that is a certifier issue.....
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jakescia
: 9/7/2009 18:41
RE: With the access to the fertilizer------go for it. Re the corn/corn, that is a certifier issue.
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eddie
: 9/7/2009 22:38
Most were originally enrolled in CRP----then it got to be a hassle trying to remember which.........
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jakescia
: 9/8/2009 11:26
RE: With the access to the fertilizer------go for it. Re the corn/corn, that is a certifier issue.
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jbgruver
: 9/7/2009 22:55
Wheat and red clover qualifies as fallow.......I had no market for either.........
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jakescia
: 9/8/2009 11:31
who is the split off guy with, nt
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1770
: 9/8/2009 11:58
RE: who is the split off guy with, nt-- right now, no one. Shut down his company.
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jakescia
: 9/8/2009 12:37
Dumping 3 years production?
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eddie
: 9/7/2009 22:39
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agboy
: 9/8/2009 08:04
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jbgruver
: 9/8/2009 09:46
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1770
: 9/8/2009 11:38
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jbgruver
: 9/8/2009 22:31
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jbgruver
: 9/8/2009 22:44
RE: Pics of organic crops
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Fraz IA
: 9/7/2009 16:58
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mike in sw mn
: 9/7/2009 18:07
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Gerald J.
: 9/7/2009 19:03
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paul the original
: 9/8/2009 01:48
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Gerald J.
: 9/8/2009 10:58
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1770
: 9/9/2009 07:54
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Gerald J.
: 9/9/2009 10:39
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ajblair
: 9/7/2009 20:41
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agboy
: 9/8/2009 08:06
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Gerald J.
: 9/8/2009 11:06
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