Looks like a later model TroyBilt tiller used. I have a early 80’s vintage machine. BTW good looking garden.spuds at 7 weeks.
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Upgrade NowLooks like a later model TroyBilt tiller used. I have a early 80’s vintage machine. BTW good looking garden.spuds at 7 weeks.
tilled and hilled
you must be closer to heaven than Kansas City!Dave, here my little corn sprouts! Not bad for as late as we got to plant this year! And as cool as it's been so far. We've only had 2 days hit 70° so far.View attachment 157193
I'm about a 3 hour drive North of Green Bay WI. That's the nearest "big" city. But yes, it's definitely God's country up here! We have a saying "The U.P. of Michigan, where the men are men, and so are the women!"you must be closer to heaven than Kansas City!
Hope you got some gunny sacks.Spuds at 10 weeks
These were just poking out of the top of the hill so I salvaged them before they got too sunburnt.
Others I added more soil on top.
The biggest one is 6.7oz.
And I was pleased to see the reds are scab free so far, that was a biggie last year to the point where they did no sell very well.
Hmm.....lets see, 6.7oz times 1000 hills divide by 16 ...... =....geesh, I'm gonna have a lot of spuds!!
The loader will get some use for sure!Hope you got some gunny sacks.
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