Search results

I bought a spray bottle off of Amazon. I spray my Muck boots every now and then. I honestly can’t remember the last time I found a tick and I’m outdoors on the farm a lot.

Most likely, neither. But, if I had a crack at the top one on the very last day of any season, I’d punch the tag.

Hope to finally get some alfalfa in this weekend. Youth is fast approaching and I currently only have one stand up so I’m way behind. I’d like to have my stands up and stay out for at least 3 weeks prior to use.

Nice buck, good luck and if you don’t get him this year, he’s going to be super next year!

I thought you had to isolate and kill to get in front of it or it will continue to spread until it kills them all where the roots are in contact.

Nice buck, congrats to Jolie!

I have zero experience burning but I burnt 1/3 acre Saturday to create a new alfalfa plot this fall (cross my fingers). I used my 6’ rototiller to surround the area I wanted to burn and it worked perfect. I seriously fear losing control of a fire.

Our local turkey population has been decimated and coon and coyote populations are off the charts, it would difficult to imagine these trends are unrelated. Going to see what I can do about that…

Can anyone recommend where to buy? I’m thinking about trying some RR seed this fall.

Wow, sweet!

Probably can’t go wrong with either, maybe go look at the line up, handle them and then decide. I’d personally pay a little more for better fit/feel, finish or trigger but it wouldn’t be necessary. Any should be more than accurate enough.

Just tried 24DB for the second time. My experience is that 1 quart/acre had no effect but 3 quarts/acre definitely did. I did same thing, Clethodim + 24DB. Just need some rain.

Last year was the first time I’ve girdled anything in my life and what impressed me is how long it takes to actually kill a tree. This year I’m doing a single girdle and spraying Craig Harper cocktail into it (well after they had leafed out). Anxious to see how that works in comparison. I can...

I had a similar experience last year. I got them in a little late and it got very very dry. I even tried putting some in with a garden seeder, the few that came up got eaten very quickly. I switched up to clover this spring and I’m still struggling mightily due to a very intense drought. I’m new...

That’s a great looking property, sorry you have to sell.

I’m going to have to buy some next spring

I have frost seeded some white clover that is doing well

Looks nice, and clover looks great!