The first two plantings of corn had good yields, however the corn worm pressure is increasing so we will have to try to stave them off to save the last couple of plantings. We are leaving the stalks in place until they dry out, then we will harvest them and put them up in the barn for winter feed. I have hand dug most of the Yukon Gold potatoes and while they still taste great their yield has been abysmal. I need to get the tractor in with the potato plow to get the rest this weekend.

For comparison here are the photos from July 21st

July 3rd

and June 19th

3 comments:
Hey, that's me with my big melon! ;)
I love seeing the garden all laid out like that; I'm so glad you decided to do this series. I'm always surprised how much things have really grown despite the lack of rain.
Speaking of getting on top of those weeds...I think I have somewhere I ought to be.
wow...it is going really well!
Thanks. The rains as of late have been a big help.
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