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sep0667 reacted to Sligh1's post in the thread Converting invasives to natives, worth the squeeze? with
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Bush honeysuckle- man- hearing great things on aerial treatment. For how bad it is & how it’s done - very little downside & massive... -
sep0667 replied to the thread Glyphosate.I looked around, but didnt ask if they carried. Maybe I over looked it. I'll have to keep those other places in mind.
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sep0667 replied to the thread Glyphosate.What is MFA? I stopped at Osceola Farm & Home, they didnt carry any.
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Buccaneer is one that's pretty widely available also.
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I've ordered from this place before. Have a 2.5 gallon jug sitting at the house as we speak. This is 50.2% gly...
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sep0667 replied to the thread Glyphosate.I'll have to check that out, more than double the amount of herbicide for the same price
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Yes its correct 41pct gly is mormal stuff . But if you have a tractor supply buy you i just got 2.5 gal jugs for 65 bucks there Sent...
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sep0667 replied to the thread Glyphosate.Never heard of Blaines. I could check Tractor Supply, maybe 20 minutes away. Is it a better price than the $59 from amazon? Is what is...
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After checking a few stores and not finding what I need, is ordering this right here from Amazon what I am looking for? Could only find...
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Well... its his properties and if he is only shooting 1 or 2 a yr off of those 3 properties i say no biggie! Definitely does not change...
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This is my farm in Ringgold to a T. I see a lot of turks during fall bow season and even over winter. Then they disappear.
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sep0667 replied to the thread Spring turkey 2025.I'm excited to get out. Sort of a bummer on my farm though. I dont know where they go, but during the fall and through the winter I have...
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sep0667 replied to the thread Transplants.I see them get rubbed some. Not very often, but you'll see it. Usually doesn't kill the tree.
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sep0667 replied to the thread Tree Tubes on Pine & Spruce Seedlings????.Small white pine definitely will need protected. They love to eat the needles in the winter and rub them. Once they get pretty good...