Ok gang, I need to rotate a new veggie for next year in the spot I had the taters in, I know that taters really suck the nutrition out of the soil ,,, what’s good to plant there next year? Sweet corn??

Green beans, maters, squash, cabbage, lettuce. peppers, peas and corn to mention some.

Corn will also demand nitrogen. Beans put some back though.

Peas and besns

Grass, rotate your potatoes every three years, potatoes love sod ground

Turnips are good for late planting.

Beans or peas, no tomatoes, peppers or eggplant.

swiss chard

does not the june beetle larvae wreck havoc with the potatoes after sod ?

this year try radishes for a fall rotation, they do not head out to seed at this time of year.....the Japanese radish Daikon does good come cool weather

Legumes will put N in the soil if you are trying a more sustainable approach. Every year now I put on 2-3 inches of composted manure in the fall and work it in. I have not bought fertilizer for the gardens for 3-4 years now.

Bryce

X2 on turnips.......or tillage radish. Mine going in tomorrow. But if you go that route, hope you don't mind deer. To a deer, turnips must be more addictive than crystal meth.

Right now...happenning right up here on the Canadian border, I have planted radish, second crop, in a bare couple spots, 20 days ago, and now again where the garlic was in a row next to the spuds, and will again in a few weeks, where the new potatoes have been getting dug and will continue for the next month like this. They take 20 days or so and radishes will come.

Turkey Gravy.

Beans, Beets and carrots

Thanks gang!!

^^^^This.