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We have a 4' tow behind crimper. I think it lays the plants down in a much nicer way. Mowing can get clumpy and uneven. It's not a must have, my but if you can swing it definitely a nice tool to have.

You need to kill the roots. Herbicide is the normal approach. Paint brushing stumps is a lot better as invasive than spraying acreage. Glyphosate is colorless. If you can't use herbicide, you'll have to pull the regrowth with something like a tree puller or grapple or a root rake. How many...

Make sure you're adding AMS or NitroSurf to the water BEFORE you add the Glyphosate. If you have hard water, it will neutralize the gly, which is a weak acid.

I have peaches growing in my yard. They're so much better tree ripened than from the store. My neighbors agree they are the best they've ever had. Now, if I could consistently keep them from getting brown mold, that would be a different story.

What are you planning to do with it?

I have the manual chest mount model. Whoever designed the chest harness and how the spreader attached to it deserves a beer. I had an earthway bucket spreader and the harness was HORRENDOUS. Sold that thing quick. The only gripe is that the largest setting isn't big enough for spreading oats...

I've had good luck with battery life. We have 12 L series remotes and a G series home. Most cameras are set to 1 or 2 minutes per picture. I agree the default sensitivity takes less pics than cameras without or having limited sensitivity settings. We had some cameras that were not detecting at...

What were the issues? What series cams were you using? I saw them years ago, but had a feeling they were going to need to work with it the kinks in this kind of system over time.

Here's a screenshot of the daily report you get regarding your network. You can see how many days the cameras have been on (Almost 500 for many) and the number of pictures they've taken. Some of the cameras have a connection level lower than advised (it can fluctuate) and we haven't had any...

I'm not sure exactly where and when they're announcing the new capabilities, but it should be soon. The only social media presence I see for them is here. https://www.facebook.com/CuddebackDigital I forgot to mention that their support and customer service is good. If you call them, a person...

Our camp switched to Cuddelink in January 2024. We only get cell service in one spot. I've been very happy with them. Not 100% bullet proof, but very good. Almost all are on solar panels. Some are getting close to 500 days with the original 4 D cell batteries + solar. Most of the panels are the...

Good info. Do the LifePo batteries you're using have a BMS?

Consider more than 5 acres of plots. Maybe 5 for you to play with and another 5-10 of something like corn or soybeans. Those always seem to be the biggest draw, if you have the acreage to do them right

Right, but you wouldn't use it for legumes.