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We probably have way more snow than most anybody else being about 16 mi from lake Michigan. We get a lot of lake effect snow accumulation Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

I just love Iowa whitetail and I really love this post that you started here skip. It really makes a person think outside of the box. my deer have been digging for the food I just exposed it.... smorgasbord tonight Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

Winter can be brutal on deer especially when you get deep snow and the cold just hangs right in there, but they are Extremely tough animals and are survivalist. I really like the idea 2 of creating natural brows for them. Agree with your number 4 that's a absolute no no to start doing, you would...

Absolutely... When you know somebody and they're doing things and getting good results it's about the best teacher you can have. Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

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Started with just running gear, they are 6'x6' with a landing. I did something little different and made extendable outriggers that can be lifted up and then slid in for transportation. The step is hanging on the landing by a J piece of medal Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

6.8 is dead on... It also can have an effect on some herbicides if it gets to high. Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

Yes was referring to variable rate. I really like your 2 1/2 acre grid samples. Gives you the ability to go back and sample the exact same location again each time. It also gives you the ability to not over applying lime, which saves you money, haveing some acres with to high pH isn't a good...

Just one comment. How many acres were put into 1 sample? Can your line b spread accordingly to those acres at the rate needed? If so maybe go to the farm that has the biggest area in need for lime. Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

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Ok here's from Michigan..... We have had a family deer camp in the upper peninsula from when my great grandpa homesteaded there and I have hunted there every year since I was old enough to hunt. My Dad and uncle's did pretty dang good when they started. I got started in the '70s and it was...

One thing I found out that helps me growing the chestnuts in the greenhouse is to wash them in a product called StorOx2.0 a broad spectrum bactericide/fungicide. I also do float mine but I do them before they go in the fridge.

8 years is how old they were when they produced in 2019, I bought 2 year old trees in 2013 I believe it can be done sooner. I had mine little to close to a wood line. I am really working on fine tuning it with the ones going in this fall.

My first chestnuts were in 2019. Had a late hard frost this spring and I have nothing in chestnuts this year. Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

Here are my pictures of the persimmons and the chestnuts and crab apples in the greenhouse Sent from my moto g(7) power using Tapatalk

Sometime seems like trees can take so looong to produce. My intention here is to pass on some of my learning experiences and also gather from others. When I started planting a bunch of stuff I didn't have or take time to cage them all. Ones I didn't cage seemed like they were stunted all the...

Agree with every 4 years no longer. but if you can a lot of soil tests are being done through GPS exact same location every time.

Just a comment on the anhydrous ammonia at 150 lbs. If you put down 150 lbs. of material with hydrous being 82% that is 123 lbs of actual nitrogen. Just need to make sure you're talking the same, material or actual

I couldn't get my hands on a two-sided 4x8 sign so I had to settle for a banner;)