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I have a bird waterer in my garden and use a solar powered fountain for that.

Checked that out just now, it said 1/2" of rain or more yesterday on my place. This lines up with what I garnered from some rain gauges back there also.

Haven’t even been this year. Lots of other irons in the fire this go round… Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Elm has been a dynamite browse coming from downed trees. I’ve never found one that hasn’t been mauled like these. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Post from 2019 on here. "The coons were not easy on my downy serviceberry when they had ripe fruit. They snapped several limbs on this one tree. I call these plantings the shrub cocktail: Downy Serviceberry, chokeberry and hazelnuts." Snapped serviceberry limb and hazelnuts. Chokeberry...

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They're great and a big hit with the wildlife. I've had troubles with the coons breaking limbs on my farm from some that I've planted. 10/10 would recommend them!! Deer browse them heavily also. The fall color of those trees is truly spectacular. Red, yellow or orange is the variance.

Those look like some type of red oak variety. Black oak perhaps?

Gonna have some acorns this year also Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I worked with a neighbor and shot 20 does a year off 430 acres over a 3 year span...I couldn't say that I saw a difference in deer after that stretch. As previously stated, there are TONS of variables for a given property to hit that sweet spot in harvest #'s.

Your spot looks like a good location to put up a purple martin/swallow house or something along those lines to help combat the Japanese beetles. I'm running into the same problem for apples/cherries at my house. I've been using the traps to catch a 5-gallon bucket full the past couple years...

This or a chainsaw is hard to beat for the $$$/time spent to get better habitat.

Anyone have a good study on yield differential between tillage and no-till?

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The MM 111 rootstock came from 39th Parallel Nursery and the Lost Apple Project is where you can order scions from in the spring. The project is on Facebook, so you can get notified when the sale is open there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

These antique varieties can get addicting!! Selected a few more desert apple varieties that were grafted this year along with others from previous years.

Get 70 miles per gallon on this hog Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

At least it was a clean burn around the shooting house.

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Quercus Alba putting out catkins that was planted as an acorn in 2016. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk