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Welter seed in Onslow has it

3% glyphosate.

https://iowawhitetail.com/community/threads/converting-invasives-to-natives-worth-the-squeeze.65058/ Here is link to previous forum on the subject.

My property is across the road from Chris's and I sprayed 400 acres the same day with the same contractor with great results. I am following up with timber burns and completed the first 90 acres this spring.

https://mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/mdcd7/downloads/timber_stand_improvement_10-20-10.pdf Info on how to thin forest.

After the helicopter spray in 2024 the forest floor was covered in various forbes this spring and summer. With the heavy acorn crop this year oaks will be able to sprout without the heavy cover of honeysuckle. BTW. deer browse on multiflora, greenbriar and poison ivy also.

Go team 2

on the board 172 6/8

Where do I post a harvest for the contest?

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https://mdc.mo.gov/trees-plants/invasive-plants/sericea-lespedeza-control I was I Branson a couple weeks ago and it looked like it was the dominate plant in the roadsides.

I probably have some on my farm south of Attica, IA. LG

Iowa Ag Company in Columbia Ia has food plot seed and all the chemicals. Used to be McCorkle Seed. 641-943-2316

It probably depends on volume of acres but around $50 acre.

Here is a picture from yesterday showing the results of the RU spray last Nov. Any green is not BH. I had about 99% kill. I can't wait to hunt this fall and actually be able to see deer moving around.

It was sprayed Monday November 11. But the day could change from year to year based on conditions.

This is what my woods looked like last November . I had 400 acres sprayed by helicopter and it looks like I had 99% kill. Check. in to what programs are available for cost share.The neighbor did his the same day with similar results. As stated conditions need to be suitable. Oaks need to have...

If they actually contact the DNR they should be asked where they found the deer and the landowner has to give prmission for them to keep it. You could report them to your conservation officer.

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