Recent content by Abuck

Yeah, im going to fence later this week. Then come back with brassicas and rye later. Hope they produce some. Thanks for your reply

Im thinking a couple of you may have ran into this, and may be able to help. I planted a couple acres of beans back in May. It didnt seem like there were a lot of deer in the area, so i didnt fence them. I was wrong. They are heavily browsed and i am considering my options. They are about 8...

Ive got a lot of Cottonwoods, Willows and random trees in my CRP. Ive tried mowing in the spring, seems like they come on faster. So this year, i burnt it all. Now i have a bunch of 5 to 10 foot sticks out there. Next to 75 percent of them, a new sprout has started-killed the tree but not the...

Curious, deep woods. Did you bring that timber straight to the Mill or have them pick it up?

Ok, thanks. I talked to a local forester yesterday sounds like prices are strong on walnut and white oak, although not a huge jump from the last couple years. I think I'm going to have someone come put and evaluate what I got. I can pick out a Walnut but beyond that, I dont know how to grade...

Does anyone know what the timber market is like right now? I'm assuming it's up like everything else. I've got some that could be cut.

Yes, it is pretty slim pickins in minnesota. Although, ive had some luck in the last few years. I only hunt when theres something worth chasing. Sorghum, Never tried that. Whos had luck late season with that? Its fairly easy to grow? Will it produce enough grain to last through Dec. into...

Just looked at the dltree thread. A lot of good info to get into. Thanks

Thanks for the replies. By Green, I ment something besides row crop, corn and beans. Usually easier to put in with less maintenance and time. Not new to foodplots, I'm from Mn and We have low deer numbers around me. Here I plant a variety of different things, the deer just walk through it...

Planning for next year, I would like to know what the deer are hitting right now. Beans and Corn would be best, but I am talking about something green. Just bought in Northern Missouri, just south of the Iowa line. Farm is 2/3 woods, 1/3 hay field. So at this time of year, there isn't...