We did, thank you so much!

I had an air blast for a few years but just never really liked it, but I know a lot of farmers that love them.

We enjoyed our trip, thanks!

Yeah, morning glory is never a problem in corn because the corn herbicide kills them no problem. It’s just in the raised beds with my other vegetables. Hopefully those mites will work for you.

Yeah, they are terrible in my veggie field but are not anywhere else on the farm, may have to rotate out of that field. Other weeds like giant ragweed, jimson weed, lambsquarter and smart weed are easy for us to control. Mairstale is getting bad in some fields too.

so far so good, thanks!

Thanks, it was wonderful, just too short!

@@wishwellfarms they always are!!

The sweet corn is getting close, can't wait!

Thanks Becky, we have been getting timely rains and that helps!

obviously that is the best way when possible but I usually try to time it right before a rain and let the rain incorporate and that works great...less labor, fuel and wear and tear on machinery.

Seems like I've used Valor for something in the past maybe berries?? not sure, but it sounds familiar. Thanks for the tip I will look into it. Btw, I would love to come and visit your farm during my off season, I know that you will most likely be in your off season as well but I would still like to meet you sometime and see your farm.

@@wishwellfarmssounds great. Let me know. I’d love to come to Ohio too. Never been.

We get that sometimes too on the first few harvests but normally come out of it...part of it is just that early plantings often are stressed when growing from the cold and other factors and it inhibits movement of certain nutrients through the plant even if the plant is fed everything it needs. Of course, it could be a fertilizer definciency as well. Yes, its very frustrating...happens on our field tomatoes about every other year with blossum end rot but they always come out of it.

Yes that will be perfectly fine. Our last planting is July 15 and it will be a 75 day variety and it's always made it before frost.

@@calebboulds we use generic permethrin, specifically perm-up 3.2 EC at 6 ounces

My wife uses that on our driveway weeds and it still only last for 3 weeks...

Did she buy it at Walmart

@@BobVan-fd7ul I have no idea, but she has used numerous different products over the years that say extended life on them and it never last any longer than just regular so now we just save our money and use non extended stuff.

We get that sometimes too on the first few harvests but normally come out of it...part of it is just that early plantings often are stressed when growing from the cold and other factors and it inhibits movement of certain nutrients through the plant even if the plant is fed everything it needs. Of course, it could be a fertilizer definciency as well. Yes, its very frustrating...happens on our field tomatoes about every other year with blossum end rot but they always come out of it.

@@wishwellfarms Thanks. That's it then, they were very stressed as they got almost frozen when I transplanted them, I didn't expect it to be so cold where I live in May

If the zucchini die when they are really small, then they probably were not pollinated.

Penns Creek Welding in PA

I've never seen another sprayer on the market with atomizers that can spray straight undiluted product, maybe there's something out ther but me and many other small produce farmers rely on this machine because of that...worth every penny when you see what it saves us in the end...tens of thousands of dollars each year.

Hahahah, they would clean my veggies out too!

those are nothing like this, the atomizers allow you to spray pure undiluted product right from the jug, so 1 quart will last an entire acre. Yes its expensive but well worth it to have clean veggie patch and has saved me tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years. There is a reason that so many produce farms are using these.