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That's what I feared it to be, I'll wait until it leafs out then terminate it if that's the case. Thanks

Can you put a pic of the crown of the tree?

Will do, I knew it would be tough without leaves but figured I'd give it a shot. I'll post again in a few weeks. Thanks

I posted this on the native habitat forum but I suppose this is the better location. It's growing in a low lying area (no water standing but more of a low lying shelf) and is between 8-10 feet tall. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

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Hi all. Sorry if the pics are inconclusive, doing some work ( notice burn in the background )and noticed a few of these shrubs, 8-10 feet tall, will try to upload the pic of it clustered as well. Any thoughts, somewhat uncommon on our property, but didn't know if I need to hack it or help it...

So how big would you consider to be useful? The parent tree is fruiting about 1.5 times a marble

Appreciate the insight. I don't like those odds. Haha

Hi all. I was curious how well deer eat crabapples. I'm trying to diversify the fruit trees on our farm. The ones I'm looking at are the plumleaf crabapple. Thanks.

Thanks for the input!

I have an Earthway 2750 spreader and broadcast the seed so I guess its after the fact but was curious what setting one should use for winter peas, clover, and brassicas. I believe I had it at the right rate (around 3.5 on the peas, 1-1.5 on clover, and about 1.5 maybe closer to 2 on the...

Thanks for that insight as well. I'll definitely put the WR on around labor day.

Thanks for the info. I will check it out. Lots of knowledge here.

Hi all, I'm sure its been discussed but admittingly I haven't mastered how to search very fluently. What is the ratio of nitro radish and winter rye everyone plants in newly formed food plots?

I appreciate the thoughts. I will ask the farmer on his thoughts and what he sprays, just looking to get more of a variety out there

Hi all, I have a property that I can hunt that has quite a bit of ag fields on it. The farmer has been nice enough to leave atleast a few rows of crops in specific areas for us to hunt. This years rotation calls for soybeans. I would like to broadcast some seeds into the standing beans...