Planting grain corn/homemade seed spacer & hole puncher
I got a really nifty variety of green dent corn from the USDA to try out.
Green kernels - how cool is that?
100 seeds just hit the ground last week. Should be popping up soon.
The next question is, of course, "David the Good... how is it you made such nifty rows?"
American ingenuity, my friend. American ingenuity.

I'll let you know how this corn does. I'm trying multiple varieties of grain corn this year to see what does well here in Florida.
Labels: corn, growing corn in florida, heirloom corn, seed planter
2 Comments:
Are you planting all the varieties together? Won't they cross pollinate? Or maybe you aren't going to save seed.
Good question.
No - I'm staggering plantings so they're not at the silk stage at the same time. Plus, I've got a couple different properties I'm borrowing. These are for saving, most definitely.
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