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I never knew that manure raises your PH, I thought people used it instead of liming their plots. I always denied my neighbor when he asked if I wanted some on my plots. My thought was it would have cause more weed growth in my plots.

try adding a can of beer and some Bob Evans sausage to your mix you will thank me later.

The herd spreader was sold so I ended up buying this off of FB . It’s brand new and came with the add on bar to hookup to a ito a 2in ,receiver

No its in NY

I found someone selling a 10 yr old Herd spreader that looks like the posted for $200. The woman stated it was her husbands who passed away 3 yrs ago. I asked her if she could find someone to hook it up to see if it works before I drive 2 hrs. Is the motor something that would be a concern

I should have added that my primary use of the spreader would be for spreading, Pelletized, lime, cereal grains and fertilizer. For small seed I use a solo and Scott hand held.

I need to replace my Moultrie spreader and I am looking for recommendations preferably for a front rack installation. I would like to get another brand . I only seem to get 3 or 4 yrs out of Moultrie I have a 2018 Honda foreman and a Polaris 570 side by side with a rear receiver if I was...

I just over seeded an oat plot that was 2 weeks old with triticale which is a hybrid of wheat & rye. Has anybody had any luck as a deer plot

I recently ordered a solo but I id not get a chance to use it.

I use scaffolding for a platform and it works out good for us. One is permanent about 12 feet off the ground. The other one is 5 foot off the ground only used one section and over the years we have moved this set up around the property.

I found out Echo has a 5 year warranty compared to a 1 year warranty for stihl. I know both are good saws but I think right now I would be leaning towards the Echo for about $20. more

I would like to stay around $250 and I never gave it a thought about a battery operated saw. I probably would only use the saw a few times a year.

Probable when we are allowed to go back to some normalcy I was thinking about buying a small 14 inches saw to use mostly for hinge cutting and opening up some shooting lanes. I currently have a craftsman 20 inch that I use for down trees. I don't have much experience using a saw and I usually...

Looks great.

I am a big fan of their seed. I used both of there products for over ten years and never had any problems. This past friday, I planted two plots One was Whitetail Winter Greens and the other was Biologic brassica. Back in March I also Frost seeded Biologic Non typical clover into a Whitetail...