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Hardwood11 replied to the thread Oaks next to eachother.Don’t cut all the red oaks ?… At least I wouldn’t -
Have you already cut the junk trees out?The oaks may not look as thick if theres a bunch of elm gone
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i had bur oaks like that growing on my property in Illinois and my forester told me to let the trees decide who makes it.
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As many pics as u can keep posting helps. Don’t cut unless dormant BTW. If u cut any…. Only cut the ones that are growing horribly &...
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Great stuff. Region or county seems to change things. What I’m seeing is this: “top notch” anything - hunting or tillable…. Very...
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Hardwood11 reacted to IowaBowHunter1983's post in the thread Current State of the Land Market with
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Good/great rec farms are still as high as they ever been. Pasture as high as its ever been. Average/Marginal tillable down for sure. -
The deals I’ve worked on are still high. Records being set maybe not as often but still strong. Rougher tracts that are pasture are...
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Hardwood11 replied to the thread Current State of the Land Market.It’s solid here in Minnesota. I can’t find properties to sell . If it’s nice it sells fast . Farm land is above average, but it depends...
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Some properties are selling, still at what I consider high prices. But some properties are sitting for sale for a while. I'd still call...
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This spring my Dad got an opportunity to buy some land that borders the century farm. You only get 1 chance at that so ya gotta try to...
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I had 4 of them put in just like that last June 20th, got 2 inches of rain on the 24th which filled em halfway and with all the rain...
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This was my first time trying. Took maybe 45 mins. Super easy. Steep & all clay. It’s super clean to this day. It has some clay...
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thanks guys. Here’s a pic of 3 big ones and the smallest 4th on the right. If I had to, I’m thinking I’d leave the biggest on the left...
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Hardwood11 replied to the thread Earth Ponds.1000 gallon, can you post a pic of that ??
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We have like 70% poplar, the rest is mix of maple, ash, elm, so the oaks are sacred. Roughly 5 big old ones and maybe 10 around 20 -30...