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I don't have any pics but a tornado went through in 2017 and took down quite a few trees so it is somewhat open and that's when the honey suckle took off. I'm hoping with getting rid of it, more natives will start growing but if I can help to move along I would like to.

I'm kind of in the same boat. I've been working on removing the honeysuckle that has over taken my small timber. The area that I have removed it from, looks like a park. I'm hoping for some native to come up but was wondering if there is anything to frost seed just to make sure I get stuff so...

Yeah it has been an interesting year. My beans did great but the foxtail came in late. I planted rye and clover in a couple of plots on thursday hoping the forecasters were correct on the rain. They actually came through and got about 3/4" rain on them last night. I think I'm going to try...

How did your switchgrass end up for it's first year? Any pics?

Thanks. Look forward to see how it did this year.

Glad to hear that. How is you field doing? Do you think this way is better than frost seeding?

I have 2 fields I'm going to try planting switchgrass into this next year. The first field is 3 acres and I planted beans this year. The beans will not be harvested. and the second field is just yard at this time. Since people are now planting in the spring I was wondering if I could till...

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Sorry took so long to reply. Thanks for the pointer.

Are you guys just putting this on the ground? I only have about 20 acres so if I just put it on the ground, I won't be able to hunt my property. do you guys have any ideas on what I could put it in/on that wouldn't let it leach into the ground and deer would still take to it? I know putting...

I'd be interested in going in as I'm looking at planting MG this year too

Thanks for the suggestion. I just got a name to contact, I believe it is a person connected with the Amish. Thanks again. Any other suggestions?