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Jim Leystra boils down sap to create maple syrup at his 'sugar bush' operation. / Submitted by Gary Engberg
Last year at this time, I was almost finished tapping my maple trees and well into making the finished product, maple syrup. The weather was considerably warmer with temperatures in the 40s during the day and cooling off into the 20s at night. It was my first spring of making maple syrup on my own and things really worked out nicely.
The spring river walleye fishing also began the last week of February last year and was in full swing by now. Ive kept records in notebooks for decades on when important and different things happen and start throughout the year in natures world. My little book showed that the largest walleyes of the year have usually been caught the last few days of February or the first week of March. But, not this year!
Some of the other harbingers of spring that Ive followed religiously are: the migration of many diverse birds and waterfowl as they come or pass through the area after wintering in southern locations, animals (woodchucks) come out of hibernation, buds appear on trees, early spring flowers emerge like crocuses and tulips, the spring walleye migration and, a little later, the coming of wild asparagus and morel mushrooms. These happenings usually occur in the same time frame every year, but this year is different than it has been for the last decade which has shown a gradual warming trend. To me, its a matter of semantics where I call things climate change and not global warming.
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Ive been looking forward to the maple syrup season which depends on warm days above freezing and cool nights below freezing to get the trees sap flowing. Jim Leystra, the owner of Leystras Restaurant in Sauk City, is the person who introduced me to making maple syrup and is my syrup guru.
Jims a great outdoorsman and I often wonder how he has the time to cook fresh food every day (including the best pies, specials, and bread you can find) and still hunt, fish, and participate in outdoor activities. I was in Jims restaurant a few years ago when the topic of making maple syrup came up in a conversation. Thats how my introduction to making syrup began. Leystra was then in the process of making his syrup and explained the process to me and the rest is history. Since then, maple syrup has become one of my favorite spring activities. Many years ago, when I was a child, I had watched my grandfather make syrup at a 'sugar bush' in northern Wisconsin, but that was the extent of it until the last few years.
Looking back into history, Native Americans had made maple syrup which they traded with the white fur traders along the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River hundred of years ago.
All maple trees will produce a sugary sap that, when cooked down, will produce a sweet maple syrup. Maple trees vary with the amount of sap that they will produce and the sugar content of the sap. Leystra told me that what he looks for in the spring is the buds to appear on maple trees to see when to begin his tree tapping.
You want to use maple trees that are at least 20 inches in diameter. Then, drill a hole in the tree for the tap or spout using a 7/16 drill bit to make a 2- to 3-inch hole in the tree. Make sure to use an area on the tree that is clear of blemishes for best results. Dont drill a hole within a couple of feet of any old hole. Make sure to drill the tap hole slightly upward, so that the sap can freely flow. Tap the spout gently so that it fits tight to the hole, but not too tight that it would cause the wood to split. Drill your holes 3 to 4 feet above the ground so that it is convenient to work with once the sap starts flowing. Ive found that 5 gallon pails make good sap containers and will hang on any commercially bought tap. Be sure to cover the containers, so that you dont get any water, snow, or foreign matter into the sap.
As a rule of thumb, a maple tree with a 20 inch diameter or less should have only one tap, trees with a diameter of 20-25 inches may have 2 taps, and trees with a diameter over 30 inches may have 3 taps. Never use more than 3 taps on any tree. Im interested to see if the extreme drought that this area of Wisconsin received last summer will affect maple syrup production this spring.
The amount of sap that you receive from a tree depends on the method of tapping, the size of the tree, and any seasonal differences in the weather. An average tap hole can produce 5 to 15 gallons of sap per season. But, under the right conditions, its possible for a single maple tree to produce from 40 to 60 gallons of sap per spring. Remember, that it takes 10 gallons of sap to produce 1 quart of maple syrup. Jim Leystra told me that it takes him 30 to 40 gallons of sap to make 1 gallon of maple syrup. The sap from an average maple tree produces sap with a sugar content of 2 to 3%. Sugar content can vary from the time of the day that the sap was taken with higher sugar content in the morning than in the afternoon. On a normal day, a tree can produce 5 gallons of sap per tree.
Now that the sap is flowing and filling your containers, its time to start the cooking and syrup making process. I suggest that you do your cooking outside because the sap is sticky and everything inside will be coated if cooked in the house. Jim has a cooking surface made from firebricks which wont split under a hot fire and a large supply of dry oak and elm to keep the fire burning continuously. A hot fire is very necessary for cooking the sap down into syrup. As the sap cooks down, you want to constantly keep adding fresh sap to the boiling sap. I use a 30 X 30 pan for cooking the sap and try to keep it 1/2 to 3/4 full while on the fire.
You must keep the sap cool while waiting to add it to the boiling pan because sap, like milk, can sour and collect bacteria. Boil and cook the sap as soon as possible after collecting it in your containers. As the sap changes color to amber, it begins to get sweeter. Now, it necessary to strain and filter your maple syrup and let it settle for a few days to have the maple syrup sand settle before finishing the syrup making process. You now want to bring the syrup back to a rolling boil and filter it again before bringing it back to a low simmer or about 200 degrees. Ideally, sap become syrup when it reaches 66 to 67% sugar content at 7.1 degrees above the boiling point of water. This may vary with ones elevation and the barometric pressure.
The final process is canning the syrup which should be done at 180 degrees. Pour the maple syrup into sterilized canning jars and seal. Fill them so that there is a little room for air at the top of the jar. Lay the jars on their side for a better seal. Store the syrup in a cool and dry location and if opened be sure to refrigerate the opened jar or it will become contaminated.
My syrup mentor, Jim Leystra, began his syrup making a week ago, but had to stop when his sugar bush and syrup making location was flooded with the rain storm we had. We also need some warmer weather to get the sap running. I hope to start my 'syrup operation' soon if the weather cooperates. It looks like the maple syrup season will last well past last year's mark. The same can be said about the spring walleye fishing which will last longer that last year too.
I guess my pancake and fresh maple syrup breakfasts will be a little later this spring. As I write this column, the snow keeps falling outside which isnt conducive to making maple syrup or going walleye fishing on the Wisconsin River. But, it is the middle of March and the weather can change quickly and hopefully Ill soon be tapping my maple trees and cooking down the sap between fishing for walleyes and saugers!
Gary Engberg is a professional tournament angler, fishing guide, and writer. He began fishing tournaments in the early 1990s and has fished the In-Fisherman Professional Walleye Trail (PWT), North American Walleye Association (NAWA), Masters Walleye Circuit (MWC), World Walleye Association (WWA), FLW, and Mercury Nationals in the years since. Gary has hosted the Outdoor Horizons radio show weekly for 14 years in Madison on WTDY 1670 AM and WTDY 106.7 FM Saturdays at 8:05 am. and is also a correspondent for the Wisconsin State Journal for the last 12 years. Visit http://www.garyengbergoutdoors.com for more from Gary Engberg.


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McCormick 102 spreader
Anyone familiar with this manure spreader? Too big for a cub? I haven't found much info online
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I just found out its a power driven unit(pto) so I'm guessing not for a cub
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Nope.... no Cub compliant. The only one that I know of that is sized properly for the Cub and is not PTO driven is the McCormick-Deering 100 which has a 45 bushel capacity thereabouts. The Massey-Harris 45-50 bushel model will work as well as my neighbour had one for years. I assume any of the ground driven <50 bushel capacity spreaders would be useable with a Cub.
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Thanks Rudi. Saw it advertised on craigslist and thought I might trade him if it would work on a cub. I'll find one in my neck of the woods at some point. Seem to be pretty scarce around here
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My neighbor had a mcCorimck model 100 spreader and pulled it with his cub. He sold the spreader this past summer for iron. Don't know why it was working. he also sold a bunch of dearborn equipment for iron, sickle mower,disk,2 row cult,4ft one way, rotary hoe, and rake. The funny part, all the dearborn equipment did not belong to him, he sold it while are other neighbor was on vacation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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LAWRENCE, Mass. — A Massachusetts woman says her son may be paralyzed after a bizarre road rage incident in New York City involving dozens of motorcyclists that was caught on tape Sunday, according to the New York Daily News.
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Alexian Lien was driving a Range Rover on the Henry Hudson Parkway with his wife, Rosalyn Ng, and their 2-year-old daughter when roughly 30 motorcycles surrounded the vehicle. One biker cut off the SUV and had his rear tire was bumped by the vehicle, the Daily News reported.
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The group of motorcyclists caught up with Lien again when he exited the parkway in Washington Heights in upper Manhattan and attacked him. He suffered cuts and bruises on his face, the Daily News reported.
According to police, Lien will not be charged with a crime. Cruz was waiting to be arraigned Tuesday on several charges, including menacing, reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child, the Daily News reported.
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Mike Brown is getting in the way of the talent he has. You have to run the offense through Nash, end of story. I know Kobe likes the ball in his hands, but I figured when they traded for Nash they first approached Kobe to make sure he was cool with his slightly different role. Guess not. They might as well trade Nash if this is how they are going to use him, it will never work.
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Payment by Results (PbR) describes the way in which hospitals are paid for what they do. The system was introduced for a limited number of hospital services in 2005/06 with the aim of providing a transparent, rules-based system for paying providers. Since then the scope of PbR has increase to cover approximately 70% of hospital services. In theory it should reward efficiency, support patient choice and diversity and encourage activity for sustainable waiting time reductions. Payments are linked to activity and adjusted for casemix. One ambition has been to ensure a fair and consistent basis for hospital funding.
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Following the Society-wide consultation about priority research questions to be submitted to NETSCC (the organisation that administers the large NIHR funding streams such as HTA, EME and SDO), the Research Committee (after consultation with the UKCRN Specialty Groups) submitted 12 research questions for appraisal by NETSCC with a view to these questions being used to commission (not fund) future research calls by NIHR. We have just received feedback from NETSCC. The number of votes gained by the 12 questions that were submitted, as well as the feedback given are now detailed on the Research Section of the BSG website
I am pleased to report that one question will be taken forward to the SDO Board for consideration and one question will be reviewed by the HTA Diagnostic panel. There were also two suggestions that research proposals be submitted directly to HTA as Investigator-led bids.
We can learn a lot about how to shape questions for future submissions from the feedback. For example, several questions were felt to be irrelevant to the HTA Programme because the research was not thought to be too 'early' and not address the clinical effectiveness of a technology. We will be able to strengthen future submissions in the light of this feedback.
Another bit of good news is that NETSCC also asked to evaluate the other research questions (9) that were not originally requested by NETSCC giving us even more visibility in the NIHR Programmes. The Research Committee will report any further NETSCC feedback in due course.
This is the first time that a Specialist Society has submitted research ideas to NETSCC in such a structured Society-wide manner and I would like to thank all those who helped with the BSG submission especially Julie Solomon and Peter Sime. I hope to see more commissioned calls for NIHR-funded GI and liver research appearing over the next 1-2 years as a consequence. We will certainly be repeating the exercise in the following year.
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Among Southern California anglers, the lingcod goes by many names. Buffalo cod. Buckethead. Gator bass. Godzilla. Lingasaur. Yet within its realm, the lingcod possesses the heart of a dragon. Intimidating and dominant, it bursts from deep, jagged lairs on winglike pectorals, gobbling prey with fearsome, toothy jaws. When hooked, it uncorks its fiery wrath, pinning anglers to the rail, often destroying lines within seconds.
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The biggest dragons dine deep, according to Carino. "We find the nicer lings on the outside, on structure spots in 280 to 360 feet," he says. However, Carino stays adaptable, sometimes finding fish as shallow as 150 feet.
Capt. David Bacon, who specializes in fishing charters to California's Channel Islands, believes that depth is a relative concept, particularly as you move up the coast. Fishing aboard his Santa Barbara-based WaveWalker charter boat, Bacon's clients have caught lings up to 40 pounds in much shallower waters.
"The best depths at Santa Cruz and Santa Rosa islands are 180 to 360 feet," he says. "Yet around the outermost island of San Miguel, we often find lings in less than 100 feet."
Before you can slay a dragon, you need to find its lair. With lingcod, that means structure — rocks and wrecks. While skippers like Bacon and Carino are loathe to reveal hot spots, both offered guidance to boating anglers.
First step is research. There are a number of books and detailed maps available (see end of article) with coordinates for many structure spots along the coast, as well as around Southern California's offshore islands.
Second step is fieldwork. Explore with your fish finder and GPS, using the coordinates as reference points. Yet don't hesitate to expand your search, particularly during California's lobster season (October to March). Some of the prime deepwater lobster spots are also lingcod lairs. Search with sonar around the lobster pot buoys.
Approaching the Lair
Bacon believes the prime feeding positions on any reef or rocky ledge are along the drop-offs — shadowy caves and cuts where lingcod hide in ambush amid anemones, urchins and gorgonian coral, waiting for current to sweep prey within striking range.
"The big lings will chase smaller lings off the spots," Bacon explains. "The small and midsize lings then move to the top of the structure, while the big ones live on the sides." While he might anchor to fish edges, more often Bacon will drift fish. But it takes more than just motoring to the spot and dropping lines to be successful. "I find it productive to use a method I call 'motor anchoring,'" he says.
With this method, Bacon uses his twin outboards to keep the Grady-White Atlantic 26 positioned directly over the drop-off while others fish. This helps present baits and lures vertically, right in front of the lairs. This is important because big lings sometimes refuse to expend much energy chasing bait.
The technique also minimizes snags but turns into the biggest advantage once you hook a powerful ling, as we will discuss later. The one downside to this technique: His guests — sometimes as many as four — must exercise caution not to tangle lines in the propellers.
When fishing these relatively steep ledges, anglers must ready their baits and lines ahead of time, says Bacon. "I tell my guests to bait up and stand at the rail while I am positioning the boat," he explains. "Once I say 'drop,' they need to free-spool immediately and get to the bottom."
Carino, on the other hand, fishes a number of local wrecks and prefers to anchor the 65-foot Southern Cal, as drift fishing with as many as 70 passengers often results in a nightmare of tangles and snagged lines.
Positioning the boat depends on the behavioral patterns of lingcod on any given day. "You never know exactly how and where the lings will be feeding until you drop a few lines with different baits," Carino contends.
Lingcod look for prey such as blacksmith perch, small rockfish, mackerel, sardines, sand dabs, squid and octopuses. However, when a particular type of forage becomes readily available, they adopt feeding patterns best suited to that species, says Carino.
For example, lingcod on isolated wrecks and reefs might leave the structure to forage on the seafloor for sand dabs, a small species of flatfish that becomes abundant at times in the deep waters off Southern California. When lings are in this mode, Carino will anchor to fish the edges of a structure, including the seafloor next to it.
Most of the time, however, Carino anchors the boat to fish the middle of a spot. Anchoring on spots up to 350 feet deep requires a substantial amount of rode — 1,050 feet for 3-to-1 scope — and Carino says anchoring works best for lings when there is just a mild current or breeze keeping the boat tight on the anchor line.


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But at what point do these unwanted messages go from being just annoying to becoming full-on harassment?
The month of January is Annual Stalking Awareness Month, and according to the Stalking Resource Center of the National Center for Victims of Crime, stalking someone online has a lot to do with repeated attempts of harassment and a certain level of deliberateness, which isn't always the case with someone occasionally sending you a message that you don't want.
Michael Kaiser who is the executive director of the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) says cyber-stalking is nothing that consumers should take lightly, and as soon as you notice a pattern or receive just one threatening message, you should contact your local police department as soon as possible.
"In order to effectively combat unwanted contact, it is important to know the signs of stalking and how to deal with such related incidents," said Kaiser in a statement.
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The sound of music fills a radio studio on a Saturday afternoon. Children's tiny voices sing Christian songs.
As David Ventura fades out the music and turns on the microphone, the voice of pastor George Contreras travels across the airwaves throughout central Virginia.
The music and voices originate in Henrico County. In January 2012, WBTK 1380 AM radio moved from Richmond to studios in the Glenside area. The station's tower has always been in Lakeside.
While based in Henrico County, the station hopes to appeal to Hispanic listeners and others from around the region who want to hear Christian songs, a mix of Spanish music and family-friendly programs.
"All of the music that we play, all the programming that we play, it is all targeted toward the family," said Glen Motto, operations manager. "The lyrics of all of the songs are going to be safe."
Motto said the station changed formats six years ago. The owners realized the region's Hispanic community was growing.
"Henrico is the sixth largest county in Virginia in terms of Hispanic population," Motto said. "When you include Chesterfield and Richmond, the Hispanic population nears 50,000."
Radio stations play a central role in Hispanic communities in the U.S. and in Latin American countries.
Felipe Korzenny of The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communications at Florida State University writes in his blog that radio traditionally serves "as the town-crier in an interactive way" and the "radio announcer publicizes jobs…and spreads the word about local events."
That's exactly what drew WBTK announcer Oscar Contreras to the station.
Contreras, who lives in Henrico County, didn't expect to be working at a radio station.
He came to Richmond to study film and photography at Virginia Commonwealth University after his family moved to Culpeper from Guatemala.
But one day in his car, he heard the new radio station. He liked what he heard and called to apply for a job. He's been at the station since then.
Contreras considers the station a community resource offering such programs as "Focus on the Community," which airs each Monday.
"When I came into the radio [station, it] was in my heart to do a community show where we can inform people about what's going on in the region, events, the services, have interviews with different experts on different topics," he said. "We open the lines and people call; people ask questions."
The station works with local governments and nonprofit agencies to share information with its Hispanic listeners. And of course the station connects advertisers with what Motto calls an "underserved market."
Most of the music and programs are in Spanish, but long-time announcer "Brother Herb" Pollard hosts a morning show Monday through Friday in English.
On a recent Friday morning, Pollard played religious songs and testimonials interspersed with weather and traffic reports.
Pollard, who is black, said one of his roles is to encourage his listeners. Another role he has taken on is to help build bridges between the area's Hispanic and African-American communities.
"I bridge the gap between two cultures," Pollard said. "I try to do it by music and by communication. I show equal love to all cultures."
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The new reusable cups cost $1. Customers receive a 10 cent discount every time they use the cups, so the tumblers pay for themselves after 10 lattes.
Approximately 28 percent of Americans have either purchased one of the cups or plan to, according to a study by YouGov Omnibus conducted earlier this month.
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I need a tip from the farmers.
I have a 1 acre field which is totally overgrown with weeds, vines & junk. Once I get this all cut down, what would be the next step in getting some of the area ready to plant? I'd like to duplicate the garden we had here as kids with corn, vegetables & other stuff. Nothing big, just a small garden 200'x200'. There is a land plow on ebay (ending in 4 hours). It has the plow and a disc on it. Is this what I'd use to turn over the soil? Then I suppose I'd need a harrow? Is this all overkill? Handy Andy sure makes it look easy
If you have a neighbor with a big tractor and plow have him plow the area deep the first time then disc.
That should get you started for the first year. This will give you enough time to figure out what equipment you need for intended use.
Comment. 200' X 200' is a big garden for most households. Suggest starting much much smaller. Gardens are a lot of manual labor and may not be economically viable.
My aunt and uncle always had a big garden. They farmed close to 1000 acres of row crops. Most of their garden work, soil preperation and weeding, was done with a walk behind rear tine tiller.
I have an excuse. CRS.
It kinda looks like the point and share are worn out on that plow. Also it is missing the depth control lever and those end up going for $80 to $125. Some of the older plows the points are not avabile. I think it would be better to find one that has all the parts from somone that knows what model plow they have.. The super plow cheif it one that the parts are still avibale for. That plow is for a standard cub. There is a differnt type plow for a fast hitch and I do not rember which you need. And yes after you plow you would want a set of disks to break up the soil.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
Clark has quite a bit of stuff right now, i.e. fast hitch plow and disc harrow.
PaulB also has a real nice Fast Hitch Plow Chief plow with colter.
Get a couple of guys together and have a plow day
A 200X200 garden is just shy of an acre. This is a BIG garden, especially for your first garden in a while. However, no matter the size of the garden, you need three cubs as follows:
1 for the plow
1 for the disk
1 for the cultivators
you can throw in a fourth cub for a drag harrow if you want.
The Cub(s) will do a fine job of preparing the soil. You will need to contact your local county extension agent for specific help with questions and reccomendations. Tell me which county you are in and I can get you the contact information.
"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
Dave you have enough cubs that you can set one up with cultivators to help keep the garden weeds knocked down. Just rember when planting to keep plants the same size in a row that you can get the tractor down. ie don't put in tomatos with corn at the end of the row where you cannot drive throgh after it grows up.
So now you can justify one to cut the lawn. One to cultivate the garden. Then you need one just to play with
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
OOOOOPS! Billy is right! I forgot about yard mowing and playing around so you will need at least an additional 2 Cubs. Yes, 6+ sounds like a good number.
"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
When we were kids, my parents garden was about 50' X 100'. I think I'd better keep it that size for now! This is really going to be a hacker home owner garden. It's not for selling crops or anything. I'm not going to rely on this to keep food in our stomachs either. I just thought it would be fun for the kids to learn a little about growing. I wasn't really thinking about how big 200x200 is
plowing for the first year is a tough task for a Cub I did that and the trumphet vine would litteraly stop the Cub in it's tracks, I found that a disc plow worked much better or as Bill said a bigger tractor.
I use to plant about an acre + or - and used the tractor with planter to plant with as far as harvesting what we done is take what we wanted for our own use then invited friends realatives and some folks that were not as fortunate as we were to come in and pick for free and had no problem getting rid of what we grew. Potatoes, sweet corn, greenbeans, onions and yes of course tomatoes.
Jim Turner
if you want a regular plow for a cub that dosn't look purty. I have two complete ones that need a new home. The points worn however I believe that it can be used for many years yet. Best one is 100% there depth lever, eye bolt, chains and coulter all rust on every thing. Other one is missing the eye bolt and drop link for it, has the depth adjuster coulter etc
Lancaster, Ohio
My garden is 60 x 100 and it is a big garden. I use permant raised rows that are 4' wide from outside of the trench to the outside of the other. There is a 4' wide swath of grass in between. So basicly there are 11 rows that are 60' long. The swath in between are in case I run out of room and want to expand to 22 rows. Well, the 11 rows are more than enough. I plant 5- 10' every week and a half and have veggies coming out of my ears by July.
I started to prep the land years before by plowing under loads of leaves and composted manure. The cub was used for all that work with just a plow and disk.
Then I used my walkbehind Gravely with the rotory plow to make the raised beds ( the Gravelys are just a adicting as a cub). Now I just use the cub with loader to bring in woodchip mulch on the beds.
When I was younger I used to cultivate my Granfathers huge market garden with a Massey Harris 30. The problem is you could only cultivate for so long and then the good plants got too large. The weeds would still grow large enough to set seed and the next year you would have even more weed.
I pull my weeds and I can cover the whole garden in one night a week. If you set it up right in the beginning it won't overwelm you and get away from you. This can be a chore if you leave it alone for a couple weeks.
I love to garden and have found this method best for me. your kids may lose some intrest until thing start popping, I try not to make it a chore for mine.Remember that kids love pumpkins. If you need some pics of my setup just send me a message. Good luck, Bob
"Is it not enough, This blessed sip of life is it not enough, staring down at the ground than complain and pray we need more from above, like some greedy little pig" Dave Matthews.
You have a lot of ambition to start with a garden that size. Mine used to be 100 x 100 and I couldn't keep up with it. Now it is about 50 x 50 and still takes a lot of time if I want it to be nearly weedless. It would be better to start smaller and grow each year rather than be discouraged and quit after the first year. A Cub does really well on that size garden and you should have fun with it. I agree that it might be best to find a larger tractor to plow the first time and get it deep.
Utah Lynn
There are really two kinds of garden crops:
1. Veggies like tomatoes, cucumbers, peas, onions, zuchinni, etc. which require lots of attention in a small space.
2. Then there are "row crops" like corn, bush beans, potatoes, and sunflowers, which all lend themselves well to maintenance with a cultivator on a cub. You could argue about which area to plant potatoes but I like to treat them like the row crops and plant a bunch of them.
I'd suggest as the others have that you use a larger tractor to deeply plow the entire acre, then disc it a couple times. Then pick a small area on one end to add lots of compost and make that the true "veggie garden", then the rest can be planted in rows wide enough to plant and cultivate with the cub. After you plant beans, corn, and potatoes in the larger area if there is any room left plant sunflowers--the birds love sunfowers and lots of birds in the garden area help keep bugs under control. The small area can be worked by hand or with a rototiller of some sort while the larger area gives you an excuse to buy however many cubs you can justify owning. I personally think its good to shoot high on the first garden because its good to realize how inadequate your equipment is so you therefore have to get something bigger or faster to handle this huge project. What might frustrate you in the beginning just might be the challenge you need to overcome and ultimately enjoy. Actually, I don't disagree with any of the previous posts, I just know how much fun it is to plant and cultivate with a cub and if the crop includes sunflowers you will literally chomp at the bit to get off work so you can go home and see how much they grew today! Enjoy.
Hey guys I really appreciate all of your comments. I know it takes time to try & explain things to a beginner. With everything you have said, I think I'll start with a MUCH smaller area. Corn & a few veggies plus pumpkins for the kids. I will have a guy I know come over with his BIG brush hog to get a grip on getting the field cleared then rent a tiller for a 20x30 garden area. I can keep the field in order once the big stuff is gone & then I could expand if I like.
I was thinking about my parents garden. We used to use hoe's (no, not that kind ) to make the trenches & then put down rolls of black poly. We would keep it down with small rocks & then cut holes & plant each seed. The poly would eliminate the weeds. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know the farm guys are laughing at me right now but that's ok. I appreciate all of your help!!
No one, farmers or serious gardeners, are laughing at black poly. It works so well that the process for laying the poly down has been mechanized by mechanically inclined farmers/gardeners to the point that megabuck commercially manufactured outfits are available. Go ahead, use the poly, you'll love it.
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Conservative media are suggesting that the Obama administration is "working with foreigners to subvert the Constitution" by seeking a climate agreement with other nations without Senate approval, but legal experts agree that because it is not expected to be legally binding, the accord does not require Senate ratification.
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