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EP:030 – Cotton Rohrscheib & Will Scott – Making Agronomic Decisions & Crop Plans for the 2025 Growing Season

January 6, 2025 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

The Cotton Club with Cotton Rohrscheib

On this episode of The Cotton Club podcast I have a conversation w/ Will Scott, our area FBN agronomist. On this show we discuss a variety of topics including; making crop plans, looking forward to the 2025 growing season, selecting seed varieties, biological products from FBN, and what we are hearing on the streets about […]

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Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business, Podcasts, Urban Farming Tagged With: cotton, Cotton Rohrscheib, crop plans, farm finance, farm podcasts, Farmers Business Network, podcast, seed, seed planning, soybeans, will scott

Invasive and Toxic Predatory Hammerhead Worms Discovered in Central Arkansas (Conway), Zone 7

May 11, 2022 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

This past weekend I shared on my social channels that I had discovered a hammerhead worm in one of our landscape beds at our residence in Central Arkansas. I was sort of surprised at first because I had never actually seen one in person before, only pictures online warning these predatory worms were making their […]

Filed Under: Urban Farming Tagged With: garden pests, hammerhead worm, invasive worms

Starting my Raised Bed Garden Seeds for the 2022 Growing Season Indoors

February 16, 2022 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

The other day I blogged about the varieties I had selected for my raised bed gardens this season. This past week I went ahead and started some of my tomatoes and celery indoors. I have a really cool setup that I put together a few years back that’s essentially a rolling rack w/ LED grow […]

Filed Under: Blog, Urban Farming Tagged With: celery, grow lights, indoor, seed starting, tomatoes

Managing Multiple Projects, Construction & Chaos, Building Permits, Covenants & Restrictions, Chickens, and Swimming Pools

February 2, 2022 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I’m one of those guys that sketches out pretty much everything before I start a project. I can’t explain it but it really helps me to have a mental picture in my head as to what the final product will be before I ever start a project… Unfortunately, this isn’t always possible. I’m getting ready […]

Filed Under: Blog, Faith & Family, Urban Farming Tagged With: backyard, chicken coop, chickens, dogs, fence, garden, grapes, landscape, lighting, outdoor kitchen, raised bed garden, swimming pool

Using a Combination of African Mustard & Turnip Greens as Cover Crop in my Raised Bed Gardens (Photos Included)

January 16, 2022 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

My role at Farmers Business Network has given me the opportunity to work with multiple growers in the mid-south that have implemented cover crops into their farming practices and their results have been quite impressive. Since my raised beds were completely new this past season I have several issues to contend with during the off-season […]

Filed Under: Blog, Urban Farming Tagged With: african mustard, biomass, compost, cover crops, mustard, nitrogen, raised beds, turnip greens

My 2022 Raised Bed Garden Design & Layout

January 5, 2022 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

One of my big takeaways after using my new raised beds for the first time last season was that everything seemed pretty crowded from mid-season on. This season I’ve carefully planned the layout to make sure that doesn’t happen again when plants really start adding mass and foliage mid-season. Last season I had 4 tomato […]

Filed Under: Blog, Urban Farming Tagged With: celery, cucumbers, design, drip irrigation, irrigation, Layout, raised beds, tomatoes

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