So I my family has about 10 acres of land in central east Texas

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2017-06-22 06:33:56 Post No. 1043458
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Anonymous 2017-06-22 06:33:56 Post No. 1043458 [Report]

So I my family has about 10 acres of land in central east Texas and I want to grow crops. Would Okra zucchini and cabbage appeal to you? The soil is pretty dense red clay with some boron in it (boron makes berries small)so there isn't really a whole lot I can plant. Maybe corn as well. Its planting zone 8a and I'm trying to think what I can raise that would make a good CSA package. Any suggestions?

Anonymous 2017-06-22 07:23:37 Post No.1043487
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Anonymous 2017-06-22 07:23:37 Post No.1043487 [Report]

>>1043458
Purple hull peas do great in that area and you could make good money selling them.

Anonymous 2017-06-24 08:33:04 Post No.1044938
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Anonymous 2017-06-24 08:33:04 Post No.1044938 [Report]

>>1043458
Talk to your local Ag extension. They give advice away for free!

Anonymous 2017-06-24 10:01:23 Post No.1044996
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Anonymous 2017-06-24 10:01:23 Post No.1044996 [Report]

>>1044938
This. Texas A&M agriculture extension has fuck tons of info about all sorts of shit like what to grow where etc.

So I my family has about 10 acres of land in central east Texas

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