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Succession planting: ATTRA information

14 years ago

I found some of the information in this ATTRA PDF on succession planting fascinating. For example:

Quote:

This same process happens in

reverse for fall crops. Even a couple of daysÂ

difference in midsummer planting dates can

lead to a harvest date difference of two, or

even three, weeks. (Ogden, 1992.)

Unquote.

Here is a link that might be useful: Attra on succession planting

Comments (3)

never-give-up
14 years ago
Thanks for sharing ppod. The soil temperature was very helpful too.
mmqchdygg
14 years ago
That's a great resource; THANKS MUCH!
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momma_s
14 years ago
Yes, thank you! I have been putting off my record keeping because I wasn't sure how to efficiently do it. Now I know!

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