Planting cabbage in a heat wave

[@ramonaherlong3986]

This is really interesting. I wondered how the plastic was put down and taken up. My dad in Branford Fla loved farming and he was good at it Thanks.

[@TwoHappyChildrenFarm]

Thanks for showing the tomato field. We don't seem to get through with that great plant health like yours. Working on the staking and fungicide next year. Really like red snapper this year. We are 105+ here. This year we're planting August sweet corn instead of trying the early fall cole crop season. Corn makes by October with nights >50 through early November for us. We've had some water issues on squash (fuses, solenoids, hoses) and are getting torn up with leafminers and mites. Transplanted a bit of winter squash, 72 cell trays and it really takes some good roots in this heat. Good luck.

[@ryanfarmsproduce]

Try Abamectin. Thanks for watching.

[@TwoHappyChildrenFarm]

@@ryanfarmsproduce Thanks. I'll get it on hand for the fall winter squash.

[@TwoHappyChildrenFarm]

@@ryanfarmsproduce A follow up. It was the leafminers. Sorted it out with the entomologist and they are the fly type. spinosaid and abamectin in rotation did the trick. Never had the problem before. Luckily treating for mites had the affect of taking out the leafminers. Who knew.