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    Facebook Marketplace Gold

    Not strictly marketplace but one of the funnier things I've seen in a facebook group.
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    2026 Garden

    Everything really taking off here. First squash and zucchini are growing, one cayenne is growing, tomatoes are really filling out and need to be pruned, potatoes getting close to digging time, few strawberries showing up, beans starting to come out, watermelon feels like its growing a foot a...
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    Wyoming Draw Results 2026

    Struck out on my type 6 but my buddy pulled a Gen tag
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    2026 Garden

    Been cool this week but thats ending it looks like. Still very little to no rain in sight. New irrigation is doing well, just a few mods and it'll be perfect I think. Everything is coming in nicely. First harvest of all lettuce is done. Little bit of yellowing on some of the potatoes but I...
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    2026 Garden

    Thankful for a good day of rain here. Emptied .5" this morning before I left for work and then had this in the gauge when I got home. Everything is humming along. Needed the rain too because I'm waiting for a prv for my irrigation system. Still in severe drought overall but enough rain recently...
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    2026 Garden

    Been kicking around getting a fig tree and couldn't resist this LSU purple at the garden supply. Should be well-established enough to produce this year. For now I'm just going to keep it in a container, may end up planting it though.
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    Dandelion Neighbors

    I would till my whole yard into a garden if I could get away with it. I can understand its frustrating to have something you care about hampered by somebody else's activity though. Best you can do is just roll with it.
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    2026 Garden

    Straight compost from a local mulch yard. This fall or next spring they're going to need some amendment for drainage but otherwise I've been very happy with them.
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    2026 Garden

    First potato flower today. Finally cleared the onions out and planted the second batch of beans. Also got my new irrigation system put in finally. As always, cheating out last year cost me more in the long run. Should have just done this to begin with.
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    2026 Garden

    1/4" of rain last night, first rain we've had in a while. Fingers crossed there's two more days with rain in the forecast for this week. Everything is doing well, I'll put my second planting of beans in this week. Lettuce is finally getting big enough to start eating on.
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    2026 Garden

    Supposed to break 90 tomorrow. Pretty rough drought here right now. Looks like some heat relief coming this weekend but no rain in sight. Trying to be very strategic with watering. I did decide to go ahead and plant most of the summer stuff. Roma tomatoes, sunsugars, poblanos, cayennes, Thai...
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    (Big update)The march of time and progress

    Almost a year later, what a huge update. Three-rivers land trust has been working hard to campaign to buy the lands and turn them over to the state for permanent game lands and along the way they got the attention of MeatEater. I'll go ahead and take away a little of my hunting anonymity to say...
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    Little Debbie GOAT

    Nick Saban's breakfast of choice as a coach was 2 oatmeal cream pies and a cup of coffee. I take that as authoritative proof that theyre the best Little Debbie available.
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    2026 Garden

    Squash and beans have started popping through. Peaches looking good. And, surprise! The persimmon tree has life.
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    2026 Garden

    Back to the high 70s and low 80s for the foreseeable future so I went ahead and put my first planting of squash, zucchini, and beans. Trying a few different varieties this year and also trying to do better with succession planting for more stable yield numbers. Water bill is not going to be fun...
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