Russ otten

Many new members and some others when asking questions on this forum don/t realize how vast and varied our country is. Form desers to swamps, mountians to praaries. It' s difficult to pass on info if we don' t know where you are located. It' s possible to give a few hints as to where a person is located without divulging exactly where you are. If a person would add to their profile some location, such as. Northern Miss, Ill, Texas, etc. You could get a quicker answer and a more accurate one concerning your question. An exact address isn' t neccessary, just an idea where you are located. Make sense?

Russ Otten

NorthJeff

You mean to tell me that what grows great in FL, won' t necessarily grow well for me in the U.P. of Michigan.[] ?!!

Good idea

Jeff...U.P. of Michigan

Russ otten

That' s about the size of it. In fact, in Pa. the state has such a varied climate and elevation, what may work in eastern Pa. may not work in the western part. I live in the nort part of MS, the hilly part (if you would call 650 ft. hills. Compared to the delta, it' s a whole different country when it comes to growing crops. Take a moment to look at your own state objectively and you can see the problems.
Russ

greg-dude

Even several miles away, the landscape may change dramatically. So will management techniques. Central Missouri.

NorthJeff

By the way Russ, a 650' foot hill in my area is called a " mountain" .

Jeff...U.P. of Michigan

psandhu

you can' t stereotype someone from their location either. i' m in kansas, and there are ZERO wild pheasants in this part of the state. southeast kansas.