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Wow, That is great first year growth. My second year switch is just stating to look like that. I only mowed the first year and decided to go with atrazine this year and it made a HUGE difference, just hated the mess it left in the sprayer.

Thats what I did when I sprayed my switch a couple weeks ago. Worked good but it was the first time I have used atrazine and I used the powder form. Made quite a mess out of my sprayer and all the tips. I think I will try the liquid form next time.

If anyone is needing any roundup,I seen Farm and fleet has cropsmart 2 1/2 gal. jugs on sale for 69.99. Pretty good price right now. Hope it goes back down for good.

Look into a Subaru forester or outback, I have heard some really good mileage from them. I had a Subaru impreza 10 years ago and that thing would go about any where. Put a lot of miles on it and never touched the motor. I myself would be lost without my truck, but it sits at home most of the...

These beans were planted into a plot that was turnips last winter that I put some rye and red clover in to plow down this spring. No other fertilizer was used, we will see how they do. Shrek 1 (Maximum forage food plots) planted them for me May 24 with a 2 row JD planter after I disced the plot...

I've had good luck with a mixture of crossbow,2-4D and crop oil mixed hot and put on heavy on the smaller ones. How big are they?

I have some switch that I seeded last year that had a few weeds but I just mowed it a few times and could see a little switch getting started. This spring I have lots of weeds coming in fast and are starting to get up to a foot tall. I was wondering if I could spray them with 2-4d or will that...

I have to put in some cp33 in some buffers out at the farm and they have a 30-10 and 20-20 mix. I have found what is in each one but not percentages. I am planning to put some CIR in with the mix because I want more grasses for pheasant cover. Any thoughts to which would be a better cover for...

I talked to my dad briefly on this issue today (farmer, non deer hunter, wish they were all dead type) and he could understand immediately how this would be a negative effect on the deer population. Why can't the highly educated officials see this? Its all about money!!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: windwalker</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Any sex gov tags ? Out of state can bid on these ?? </div></div> It will be interesting to see what that will bring. Probably be an outfitter buying that to resell to a client...

I agree with LIV, windproof, waterproof and quite. Deer don't care what camo you wear.

I'm a sheet metal worker and I have been realy struggling to get my hours in the last month or so, been home 2 days this week. I'm pretty used to that this time of year though. We actually have quite a bit of work coming up this spring and summer just have to hang on till it gets here. There has...

Re: Cereal Grains - Mid January I saw my rye plot for the first time in a couple monthes today. It has been covered in lots of ice and snow. It looks pretty good and is doing its primary job of holding dirt, this area was leveled off last summer and I put rye in to hold it. I want to eventualy...

Re: Brassicas - January 30th I went for a walk today and checked out my plots. The rye is still under several inches of snow and ice and no action taking place. They have been hammering the picked been field. And Finally the brassicas. After three years of planting them I was about to give up...

I frost seeded some ladino clover into rye last winter and it worked out well. The next summer when the rye headed out and dried out, I mowed it high waited a couple weeks, mowed it a little shorter and the clover looked great. Kept the weeds down till the clover took off.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Field Service</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I would love to see this pass. Great fun and good eating with a peice of bacon and a hot pepper wapped around and grilled over charcoal..... </div></div> My...

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Fishbonker</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Only problem is in timber and side hills. </div></div> I tried them last year and I thought they were almost too much work. Kept having to take them off to go in the timber...

My nikons are 12x42. Now I kind of wish I would have gotten 8x42.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: muddy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">So Zeiss took care of you just with a phone call? </div></div> Yeah, the lady told me how to fill out the form online. She was nice, just a little hard to get through to talk to...

Re: Cereal Grains - Mid January They haven't been hitting my rye very well this year. They have been hitting the picked beans very hard. I dumped some ear corn next to my brassica plot last week and just checked it the other day. I think they may have finaly figured out what the brassicas are.