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The one picture is in back yard 40yds from house

Your talking about 28% NO you can't put it on corn when it is up, it will burn / kill it. But it sure does a good job on burn down when added to round up and that would b a good way to get your nitrogen on

1 buck for the lower but still 2 for the upper. Also talk that the shotgun line has been removed. Rifles would b allowed in place of the shotgun Zone in the lower lower.

Can't go wrong with sugar beets, i have done them myself. That 15" row planter with rows side by side is very challenging when changing guage wheels. We had 1 set up like also

We have a lot of the same in michigan as far as property taxs on the rise big time. Add to it the uncapping when property sells. We r in unstainable times this can't keep going at this rate.

Yes it can crust hard enough to stop corn from pushing up. Cold Temps with lots of rain is not a good combination. Dig some up, corn will turn downward when it can't push through the surface. It sometimrs will try 1 more time to turn and get out of the dirt. But once it turns down not a good...

Not in a country that I can't harvest. Just not there when I need them to b. Like last hunting season.

1/2" will b just fine

I have been using them for a long time. Compared to a t post nothing to get hooked up on roots when pulling.

Look and see if the roots r severed. Would b caused by freezing ground pushing up and that is what pulls the roots apart.

I hate fires

As someone who has been through a hog barn fire. Start carrying a pocket note pad and writing things down that comes to mind that r damaged or lost. You will be surprised how much comes to mind even weeks latter.

? First. When using it are you inserting EACH spade a little at a time? If that doesn't work yes you can put a little edge on the shovels. If that doesn't work your going need to wait for softer ground conditions.

I asked the same when I started planting mine years ago. Was told NOT to. These new roots r very tender. Good rule no fertilizer for the first year to b safe

With new planted trees b very careful with the fertilizer you can burn the new tender roots.

5.7 is low Put pellet line on to get through this year and line according to what is recommended and that will get you where you need to b.

Thought 1 what is your ph? B a good idea to get a sample. If lime is needed pellet lime works right away the first year.

Absolutely, maybe the pipe coming out of the bin also. I looked down and did a double take

Found a small set in the bottom of the grain auger tub. Not uncommon for us to see them up by the grain setup in the winter time but never in this location. Cold winter and they got hungry.

I would definitely do a variety, say pick at least 3 different ones. So down the road if you have a problem you lesson your risk