The buckwheat certainly came up! This is why it is known as a smother crop.

Field #1 in full bloom buckwheat - will be cut on Monday

For comparison, this is Field #2 in the green manure
We spent Labor Day laboring on the buttresses on the barn.
4 forms for the buttresses
After the concrete was poured, the pressure pushed out this 2x4 from the framethis was our 3rd use of these forms - we retire them now and will use them to build a shelter to protect our tractor implements from the elements



This is the hopefully the last concrete pour that we do ourselves. For the record, it was our 3rd pour each of which was 6 yards.
The buttresses will also serve as animal pens or a footing on which to support shade structure.
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Wow! what a difference from May when we visited. You two are Ma and Pa Ingalls. - Mimi
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