I am based Canada in “South Detroit” growing fresh cut flowers just finished my second season.
I will be using drip next year because I find I am getting powdery mildew in the fall. But the past 2 years I have only had to water in the spring plant out & then going into Aug we get rain.
Are you growing produce mainly?
Yeah my goal is to grow mixed produce with the intention of getting some experience under my belt to eventually sell produce full or part time. I know overhead watering doesn’t usually work out well for tomatoes and peppers both of which I’d like to grow
I have pop up heads for my tomatoes & peppers at the house with no issues. Both have been very productive. I started trying to provide produce but found a lacking demand. When my wife did flower bouquets she had a three week backorder. Just find your market.
I think nostr:npub1zeenhnljz0ygwvpcm0eszxwzhvs4x6qdat0r5t4qd88jzwqa4kqq0yflrk aren't you large scale lettuce?
I use no dig methods along with trap plants/ wasp attractors for hornworms.
No sir, I basically grow 10 lettuce plants which is enough for just us having some on burgers or a summer salad.
I did an impact sprinkler on a tripod this past season and didn’t notice any major issues other than my soil being dead and depleted. It sounds like the drip system might work better long term where as the overhead system might be cheaper now but may need to be partially or fully replaced with drip line down the road. Might be a buy once cry once situation.
There we go, thanks nostr:npub1zeenhnljz0ygwvpcm0eszxwzhvs4x6qdat0r5t4qd88jzwqa4kqq0yflrk Ryan we should ask nostr:npub1g2xehyhfv27mdtvmz78l4fe5cd57lu7yxkgwh8ea8m4qt83g6w9qqrg0vy they are pretty must same lattitude as you.
PF, we are talking drip lines
No problem guys! I’m almost certain it’s phenixfalconer
