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Been raining here ALL day my plots are loving it. But I need to still get some mowing done so I can kill some brome and try to get a few acres of rye in. Wish I could have seeded it last weekend.

Re: Fences. Far as I now that is how it goes, don't know if it is law or not. My dad has put fence on 3 sides of his 200 acres over the years and never had a cow. Even had to pay for some dozing to put some fence in a couple years ago.

I was going to try and get more oak trees going at the farm by just planting acorns randomly in the undesirable tree areas. Not sure how it will work but its worth a shot. I have found quite a few acorns laying around already but they are a little green yet, will they still be alright to plant...

Hold strong, they can't replace all of you at once. I'm not hardcore Union but I believe in fair wages and benefits. Our contract is up next year so I'm hoping for the best. Good luck! Sheet Metal Workers LU91

Nap Scissor, full containment and drop away. So far so good, haven't had a chance to shoot it too much though.

http://www.bushhog.com/ContentFiles/Documents/Specs/RC278.pdf I think you might be a little under powered for an 8 footer, and probabley too light. The 10ft on the back of my dads 4040 can get a little light in the hills.

Re: Switchgrass - Aug 1st I hit it high this morning with the mower in the bad spots, any thing growing strong I just left. I'm trying to wait till next year to start sprayng.

What year is it?

Re: Switchgrass - Aug 1st I checked my switch today and I am starting to see some 12" or so. some is seading out. But there is a lot of weeds and some foxtail in there not sure if I sould mow high, spray with 2-4d or leave it. Some areas are a lot thicker than others and some areas I don't see...

I'd just throw some rye in it for now and then just frost seed your clover later. Then you would have a good winter plot too. It's worked well for me.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ghost</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> How cool and ironic is this!!! I hope the IBA gets 10 tags to go on E-bay next year. The irony...if I have to explain it, you wouldn't understand. </div></div> You hit that...

I like the 2 questions at the bottom, second one is about the same as the first, just worded different. It has a lot of time left I bet it will really get up there. At least it is for a good cause.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: whitetailnut</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Seriously though, wish I could just buy a county or something! </div></div> Alaska was bought for 2 cents an acre from Russia, maybe see if they have a county they would...

In one of my clover plots, some of the leaves on the clover is starting to get a red/brown tint to them. Some of it is newly frost seeded from last winter and some is 3 years old. It is all Ladino. Any idea what thats from. The older stuff isn't nearly as tall as previous years, only mowed it...

Alsike, 7-8. Ladino, 2-4. More doesn't hurt. Just go to the welters website and they give the rates for all there seed.

I was kind of thinking that if that showed up on my trail camera, I wouldn't post any pics until they were harvest photos. Nice buck though for sure.

I have steel toed danners for work and 600 grams for play, They are great.

I have never taken a week off during hunting season (usually just a day here and there). But this year I'm taking a week off in Nov. It's been 18 months since I had a week off and I really can't wait till November.

Rye and clover is all I have had luck with in shade. My chicory is spotty at best in my shaded plot. Haven't tried rape.

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