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Find where the farmers buy it. Down here in Georgia, 2.5 gallons of power max pro is $55.00

Thermal does work better at night. Darker objects tend to absorb heat during the day even when it’s cooler outside. But while those objects will show a white hot, it’s a duller white hot than an actual living critter. You can actually put your hand on a tree and see a heat signature after you...

I spoke to a Great Plains rep about them. They kind of goofed up. The way they made them, they set way back off the 3 point lift arms so they still require a large tractor. The 5’ model suggest a 70 hp. The 6’ model was designed differently and suggest a 60 hp. Kind of silly to make a 5’ model...

Ok. Noob question. When yall give a population amount for planting, how does that equate to lbs per acre? I have a 8’ conventional drill. I plan on planting at 7.5” rows to try and compete with browse pressure.

Their seeds are very good quality but you’re paying for that Buck on a Bag. You can mix your own a lot cheaper. Alfalfa does better as a stand alone crop.

If that was down here in Georgia, a trail like that would have a lot of hog tracks in it. Mostly hogs actually.

I’m in Georgia. Can’t say that a deer will not eat them but I’ve never heard anyone complaining that they do and I’m right beside and graduated from…..Peach County.

Just drop it off at my place on Georgia when you’re heading to Florida.

A bag of 34-0-0 and a box of 20 Mule Team Borax and you could duplicate that jug many, many times.

Apologies if I read that wrong but chicory is a perennial

Very easy to grow. Way more drought tolerant than corn. But it does do better with some nitrogen.

Grain sorghum is a great option. And you can broadcast small seed into it in early fall.

Genesis just came out with a lighter model. It’s the M5. A Woods FPS60 may work for you. It’s not really a no till drill.

It’s already the most costly I believe. Up to around 150 billion. A lot of our wood now comes from Canada so natural or unnatural disasters don’t really affect our lumber prices.

I have lots of heated garments. Funny I know since I live in the Deep South but what can I say. I like to be warm and comfy while in the stand. Hands down you get a better bang for your buck with heated base layers. I also have a Milwaukee heated coat. It is very nice and it’s also windproof...