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Deal ! I'll give it a whirl ! Thanks for the reply

I've seen ok use out of Winter rye, not great use out of oats, but neighbors fields seem to get tore up when they have wheat. Which do you guys like the best for overseeding perennial clover plots? I've always used rye as I like the soil health attributes and like the oats because it's low...

Thanks for the reply. It's in lower OH. 1600 acres. I've got about 9 acres of rye and clover going in as well. The deer will mop it all up. I'll hit it with a culdipacker as well and not flip if there isn't a difference. Thank you. It will save me some time skipping that step

Putting in about 11 acres of brassica tomorrow and curious if people see a size difference in the bulbs/plants between when they break up the soil with a disk//tiller, and just laying it on the surface of a sprayed field that has plenty of seed to soil contact?

Hopefully I can post pics soon. I thought the habitat hook was short/weighed too much for what it did. I made one out of a piece of 10' aluminum conduit 3/4" diameter. I had a buddy cut me the "hook" part out of metal with a plasma cutter that had a shank that went down into the conduit about...

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Awesome ! Just what I wanted to know ! Much appreciated :-)

Wondering if I can get a decent white clover stand in a Walnut tree grove ? Google search came up that Grant Woods says it has less susceptibility than most plants to the Juglone on their Growing Deer Site. Less susceptibility than other plants doesn't necessarily mean its gonna be worth the...

Very embarrassing comparison next to my MI buck that I thought was nice [emoji1787] Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

Appreciate it guys ! ....and definitely have to give a thanks to Tap on this forum. He has helped me a lot with maps, too maps, etc. Kind of dissecting this chunk of land as it is very different than the flat farm land i usually hunt. Totally different world of drainages, ridges, hills and WIDE...

Wrapping up with a little bit of doe hunting with my daughter this week, but probably done buck hunting for 2020. I was able to fill one of my MI buck tags on a nice 3.5 yr old that we had lots of pictures of on Nov 14th (night before gun opener) Grunted him in from a couple hundred yards...

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I do a lot of this for work. Spot on with the first post about the Gly. The best advice i I can give is to use a good surfactant , and wait till about late September to spray when the plant is storing up energy in its roots to overwinter/go dormant. This gets a much better kill. A once or 2 of...

I was under the impression Atrazine and Simazine were very standard used products as a pre emergent for switchgrass. I have used Atrazine up to 4 quarts/acre and had an extremely nice stand of switchgrass that spring, I have less experience with Simazine, but was hoping to make that switch if it...

It is a screen. I would like a total monoculture of Switchgrass

Hoping to spray tomorrow. Anyone else have experience with and year switch pre emergent spraying?

I am planning to spray my SECOND YEAR switch grass screens this week with a pre emergent. I have both Atrazine and Simazine on hand. Which would you use? Or both? I have used as much as 4 quarts per acre with Atrazine before planting, and 2 quarts of Simazine. Second year I have done some...

Maybe I'm explaining the situation a little wrong saying "cattle fence" It's to keep cattle in, clearly. It is not the normal wire fence that are just horizontal strands of barbed wire with a 8" gap +/- in between. This is more like a Panel fence with 4" squares is all. It is still only about...

Most of the property line fences out there are older, slightly beat up and definitely have weak spots or sections that are easier to cross that have worn out trails crossing the property lines. The situation that I am asking about is a smaller chunk of timber, maybe 25 acres??? that I have...