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Raeford, N.C.
Hoke
Agricultural
Extension
News
by Willie Feather?tone, Jr.
Agricultural Extension Agent
FACTS TO CONSIDER WHEN
GROWING VEGETABLES
The first few days of warm,
sunny weather will create in many
home gardners across the state an |
urge to plant.
While this urge to plant is
perfectly normal with the arrival of
warm weather, "jumping the gun"
and planting too early may produce
little or no crop yields. Each year
some gardeners make the mistake
of planting vegetable seeds before
the soil has warmed sufficiently for
the crop to be grown.
All vegetable seeds have a mini
mum soil temperature range for g
initiating germination. *
A listing of the minimum soil
temperature requirements for most
home garden vegetables can be
found in the "Garden Manual"
which is offered free to you by the
Agricultural Extension Service.
Daily updated information on soil
temperatures across the state is
available in the daily agricultural
weather advisories issued from the ^
Agricultural Weather Office at *
N.C. State University.
These advisories, written by
Katie Perry and Greg Johnson, are
available over NOAA Weather
Radio Network and over many
commercial broadcasting stations
throughout North Carolina.
Proper soil temperatures alone
will not guarantee that the vege
. table garden will be a success.
' Gbod soil preparation is another
necessity for adequate plant 0|
growth. The excitement of getting
the seeds and plants in the ground
can cause gardeners to take short
cuts in preparing the soil.
Poor stands often result from
large soil clods and undercomposed
organic matter on top of the soil.
Another mistake in soil prepara
tion is plowing the soil when it is
' too wet. The choice is simple.
Gardeners can either prepare the (|
soil properly now; or they can
prepare the soil over again later.
A supply of nutrients must be
available to promote normal plant
growth. Lime and fertilizer should
be applied to the soil according to
soil test recommendations. To
prevent fertilizer injury, gardeners
are encouraged to broadcast one
half of their fertilizer and plow it
into the soil with other one-half
applied in a band. The fertilizer is |
banded by making two rows 6 ?
inches apart and 3 to 4 inches deep.
The vegetable seed in then planted
between the two rows of fertilizer.
Planting vegetable seeds too
deeply is another common error in
the early spring garden. Seed
should be planted three to four
times as deep as the greatest
diameter of the seed. While this is a
good rule to remember, gardeners _
must also be aware that soil I
moisture is closer to surface in early
spring than in the summer. There
fore, seed planted in the spring
does not have to be planted as
deeply due to cooler soil tempera
tures and more available moisture.
Good quality vegetables result
from superior seed and transplants.
Gardeners that buy questionable
seed and spindly transplants are
setting themselves up for dis
appointment from the very be- ?
ginning. The saying that "you get
what you pay for" is definitely true
when it comes to purchasing seed
and transplants.
An adequate water supply is
another essential ingredient for
producing quality vegetables.
Vegetables have a water content
that ranges from 80 to 95 percent of
their total composition. Quality
vegetables result from the rapid '0
and continuous growth that is
achieved through a balanced sup
ply of moisture and nutrition.
Therefore, gardeners can expect to
harvest more vegetables if the home
vegetable garden is irrigated during
dry periods.
* ? *
The Agricultural Extension Ser
vice invites you to attend a Vege- i%
table Gardening Workshop:
DATE: Thursday, March 18,
1982
TIME: 7:00 p.m.
PLACE: T.B. Lester Building
(Agricultural Extension Office) S.
Magnolia St.. Raeford.
Service Personnel
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Marine Sgt. AtoI H. Smith Jr.,
son of Magdalene and Arol H.
Smith Sr. of Rt. 2, Box 246- A,
Raeford, has reported for duty at
the Marine Corps Recruiting Sub
Station, Fayetteville.
A 1973 graduate of Hoke County
High School, he joined the Marine
Corps in April 1975. His wife,
Elizabeth, is the daughter of Buddy
and Aline Daniels of Rt. 2, Box 89,
Raeford.