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    Milo seed near iowa city

    Welter seed in Onslow has it
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    invasive costshare

    3% glyphosate.
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    invasive costshare

    https://iowawhitetail.com/community/threads/converting-invasives-to-natives-worth-the-squeeze.65058/ Here is link to previous forum on the subject.
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    invasive costshare

    My property is across the road from Chris's and I sprayed 400 acres the same day with the same contractor with great results. I am following up with timber burns and completed the first 90 acres this spring.
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    How to choose trees to cut

    https://mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/mdcd7/downloads/timber_stand_improvement_10-20-10.pdf Info on how to thin forest.
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    Converting invasives to natives, worth the squeeze?

    After the helicopter spray in 2024 the forest floor was covered in various forbes this spring and summer. With the heavy acorn crop this year oaks will be able to sprout without the heavy cover of honeysuckle. BTW. deer browse on multiflora, greenbriar and poison ivy also.
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    2025-2026 Team Contest Teams ( Score Card)

    on the board 172 6/8
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    2025-26 Team Contest Sign Up

    Where do I post a harvest for the contest?
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    2025-26 Team Contest Sign Up

    Put me in.
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    Help with ID what this shrub is?

    https://mdc.mo.gov/trees-plants/invasive-plants/sericea-lespedeza-control I was I Branson a couple weeks ago and it looked like it was the dominate plant in the roadsides.
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    YOU have white pines around to cut??? WI, MN, etc?

    I probably have some on my farm south of Attica, IA. LG
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    Food Plot Seed Resources

    Iowa Ag Company in Columbia Ia has food plot seed and all the chemicals. Used to be McCorkle Seed. 641-943-2316
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    Converting invasives to natives, worth the squeeze?

    It probably depends on volume of acres but around $50 acre.
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