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Bryant RedHawk wrote: I know of no cane mill ever made of stone, nor have I found any reference to stone cane mills, those were flour mills as best I can determine.

The vast majority of cane mills were and are still made of steel rollers with gears on the "head" to turn the rollers, even the small ones are expensive. The really big ones were usually steam engine driven. One, the Maasdam Sorghum Mill has been in continuous production since the late 's.

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Bryant RedHawk wrote:hau, Holly, If your plants leaves were not turning brown when you harvested, then the white sorghum was not fully ripened.

When the Mennonite Sorghum is almost ready for pressing, the tips of the leaves will be streaking brown down towards the base, this usually occurs at around 100 days.
Outer leaves that are brown all the way to the base of the plant (approximately 105- 120 days) indicate it is time to test run some canes for sweetness.

I have never grown beans before so planted these without much expectation, but they germinated fast and quickly outgrew their potting vessel. I have potted them up once already and they are doing well in a roomier home, waiting to be transplanted outside.

Second year of purchase. Smaller plants for children to understand. Higher yield for more corn. Non GMO. And pop it for snacks for children (and family).
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Pretty impressed thus far. This was a part of my first order from this company and every single seedling has sprouted, plus a few. Each package says 'at least 50 seeds', I bought two to be safe (because I've had bad luck in the past with other companies.) I now have 115 black cherry tomato babies. Going to have to give a few away if they all continue to thrive!! I will definitely continue to order my seeds from this company.

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Such a fun little gourds to grow, we had so many by the end of the season!! The whole family loved them. It was fun having friends over with their littles and watching them jump in and pick little handfuls as well '

This was my first time growing Marigolds and what a success!!! They grew so tall and strong and bloomed well into the fall. I cant wait to get more going this year!!

These gourds do well with children (all ages) because they are something that they can touch and play with and color if they want.

While it's too early to tell how much these seeds will produce, I did have 21 seeds that germinated and the plants are looking healthy. I'll probably transplant them into larger pots this weekend and give them a chance to grow big and strong before planting them in my garden. Looking forward to a new pepper we haven't tried before.

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