StrikeForce- This is more of a side note than an answer to your question.
Watch were you rent this ground to grow produce. Nearest town to me decided to up some of its property to aid towns people that did not have enough land(Apartment dwellers or renters) to grow their own produce on.
Anyway, the town allocated about 5 acres for this experiment. They called in the county extension agent and had him test and build up the soil. After this, the town plowed and cultivated the soil so it was ready. They divided this ground into plots for each family that may want one. They ever installed hydrants for free water to water your crops. They advertised in the paper for free garden plots. You just plant and tend to your crops.
Every plot was taken and people planted their seeds/plants.
As time went on, plants started growing but, so did the weeds. A few people continued to take care of their plots and grow some produce. Sad thing was, as these people were ready to pick some of their produce as it was ripening and ready, others would come in the day before and pick it before the caretakers got to reap their harvest.
This experiment went on for two years. The people that actually took care of their plot reaped nothing and gave up. The town shut it down and discontinued the experiment.
Point is, if this land you are wanting to grow some produce on is near a lot of people and you can't watch over it 24/7, you might want to consider a more rural area. Then you only have to deal with fending of the deer, raccoon, turtles,rabbits, etc....LOL!
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