Jason Mauck

No one wants to listen to you for two minutes and 20 seconds. And I just kept doing it.

No one wants to listen to you for two minutes and 20 seconds. And I just kept doing it.

No one wants to listen to you for two minutes and 20 seconds. And I just kept doing it.

Yeah. It's very effective journaling.

Yeah. It's very effective journaling.

Yeah. It's very effective journaling.

Just seeing.

Just seeing.

Just seeing.

Or were you weird and then Twitter? No, I didn't really have any social media. And then I started doing that. Okay. And then I started meeting all you yahoos and traveling around and. It's just been fun.

Or were you weird and then Twitter? No, I didn't really have any social media. And then I started doing that. Okay. And then I started meeting all you yahoos and traveling around and. It's just been fun.

Or were you weird and then Twitter? No, I didn't really have any social media. And then I started doing that. Okay. And then I started meeting all you yahoos and traveling around and. It's just been fun.

So the definition of relay cropping is basically starting another crop while another crop is growing. Relay. I mean, poly is growing basically two at once. And, you know, it's a sequencing. And from a marketing degree or economics degree, you know, I loved economics, the supply and demand curves.

So the definition of relay cropping is basically starting another crop while another crop is growing. Relay. I mean, poly is growing basically two at once. And, you know, it's a sequencing. And from a marketing degree or economics degree, you know, I loved economics, the supply and demand curves.

So the definition of relay cropping is basically starting another crop while another crop is growing. Relay. I mean, poly is growing basically two at once. And, you know, it's a sequencing. And from a marketing degree or economics degree, you know, I loved economics, the supply and demand curves.

And I think a lot of our problems are we're not reflecting on our landscape, what's happening with the weather and our precipitation and our heat and everything like that. So for me, relay cropping is being in position. I may be too colorful for this, but I hate being a bitch, if you will. I feel out of place if I don't have a crop that's rooted into the ground to kind of play off of.

And I think a lot of our problems are we're not reflecting on our landscape, what's happening with the weather and our precipitation and our heat and everything like that. So for me, relay cropping is being in position. I may be too colorful for this, but I hate being a bitch, if you will. I feel out of place if I don't have a crop that's rooted into the ground to kind of play off of.

And I think a lot of our problems are we're not reflecting on our landscape, what's happening with the weather and our precipitation and our heat and everything like that. So for me, relay cropping is being in position. I may be too colorful for this, but I hate being a bitch, if you will. I feel out of place if I don't have a crop that's rooted into the ground to kind of play off of.

And when I was a landscaper, you know, I had hundreds of acres of turf and beds and And I had to keep everyone's place upkeeped. And I see what happens with waterhemp, especially the last three or four years. It's like our tools are just turning into like air BB guns anymore. And I think it's going to go back to the basics of longer rotations, of canopy, of suppression.

And when I was a landscaper, you know, I had hundreds of acres of turf and beds and And I had to keep everyone's place upkeeped. And I see what happens with waterhemp, especially the last three or four years. It's like our tools are just turning into like air BB guns anymore. And I think it's going to go back to the basics of longer rotations, of canopy, of suppression.