Looks like we have plenty of RR beans left over this year still in the pods and hanging on the plants. Just curious on the best way to get them into the ground again? Maybe a light tilling or maybe just run over them with the packer? Just thinking that either way will smush the bean.
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As long as you have plenty of beans still hanging, just go in and till them right under and you'll have a nice thick stand of beans. This has worked many times for me.
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What variety were these if ya don't mind AD. That has to say something if they held their pods this long. Of course our winter, if you can call it that, has had a big role in lowering the shatter rate I am sure.
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AD, sounds good on varieties. Better post some pictures of the closed pods, It will make Don Happy.
You getting a little antsy with the beans? Still have about 3-4 months till good bean weather. A good run of freezing rain could change your plans in a hurry.
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Double crop of RR beans
A good run of freezing rain could change your plans in a hurry.
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