Recent content by Nrharris

Ive got pin oaks, swamp white, white oak, dco, and bebbs oaks. Basically whatever i can get my hands on. Lol. My wife says I have a problem, but I tell her that's just her opinion.

Have had a really productive spring here with starting a bunch of oaks and chestnuts. Plan is to plant them either this fall or next spring. Made a couple changes to my greenhouse and the trees are doing much better this year.

My dad runs a 100 gallon sprayer in a 2015 ranger 900 and has since the ranger was brand new. If u fill it full, it will squat but it handles it. That ranger has 20k miles.

Marestail is my guess.

I will be taking my 11 year old daughter again next weekend. She got a really nice bird last year and has been counting down the days. Should have plenty of birds to chase again.

If you have a Nutrien close by, their version is called Intensity. Thats where we get ours.

Hopefully this link works. Agphd has a chart that shows safe temps for a bunch of chems. In my experience at least the gly is fine. https://agphd.com/resources/herbicide-storage-application-and-rainfast-times/

Middle daughter found one today on a ranger ride checking on previous tree plantings. Maybe the oldest will find one in a few weeks when we go turkey hunting and go three for three on kids finding sheds this year.

I have the notch brand puller and it has been fantastic. I bought mine from Nessa Inc. In Zearing, IA. They were very easy to deal with.

All about fuel and fuel oils. Most times there is a direct correlation to the price of crude and the price of corn/soybeans. Also in times of conflict hoarding of commodities can drive up demand for grains improving price.

Feeling pretty good about having all inputs including fertilizer bought for this year. Selling old crop and new crop at profitable levels. The rally may only last as long as the Iran conflict so its anybody's guess how long it will stay here.

Little man found his first one today. Only one we found.

Love it. My little man and I went for a little bit today too.

I always assumed the bucks that held their racks later into the winter and spring did so because they were healthier and not as stressed. I always assumed because of that, they would grow more the next year. Starting to second guess my assumptions.

I am one of those few. I farm full time for a living with my dad. Farm a little over 2k acres between the 2 of us. He owns a bunch of land and I own none. I rent about 950 acres myself. Some of which has pretty good deer habitat on it. Deer in some years are pretty rough on my crop(raccoons are...