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Posted by Dave from MN on August 09, 2006 at 19:23:49 from (64.13.56.17):
Well, with this drought,and 100 degree days I had my 3rd seeding of sweetcorn get too ripe and starchy to eat. It should not have even been ready to pick till this weekend. I wasnt really checking it cause the 2nd seeding was just right. Saw them big ol cobs walked in there, grabbed one, then 2 then 3 and 4, tasted em all , and CRAP. So with that loss and the coons taking out about a bunch it is sort of depressing. We still ended up with about $500 an acre after cost in the wallet. Just need to make sure that fencer is up as soon as they silk out next year, and make darn sure I seed where I can get more water on it if needed.. How is every one else doing. Heard one guy south of me had 25 acres of sweetcorn get away from him and early starch.
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