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Hate that I just found this out.. Looks like he didn't make it after all, neighbor sent me this picture. Super bummed, he had a lot of potential.

If your plots stay ahead of your deer, then I would tend to agree. However, it is still key in the production of plant protein, a necessary and very beneficial nutrient for all crops. Obviously key in body development, milk production in deer. As for how much protein a deer can handle, I'm...

Yes! All legumes benefit from sulfur. Sulfur is required to produce elevated protein levels in all crops, including clover. Most clovers require about 2# S per ton of yield. Can get anywhere from 1-4 tons / acre on a clover plot each year. Depending on your soil fertility it may not be a...

Magnesium and Calcium are the foundational relationship that form the physical soil structure. The correct physical structure is what allows the biological side to blossom. The soil colloid (or dinner plate), only holds so much (food) on it. - Magnesium tightens soil, which holds in moisture...

Got a nice boost to start the year. 15T on 7 acres should help me getting back in the right direction :)

Dwarf Essex Rape would be my recommendation. The rest aren’t worth planting IMO.

I'm old school farming them in. Spread fertilizer (AMS/Urea) first, then 1st pass disc (primary tillage), spread milo/bean seed, 2nd pass disc (lightly incorporate), 3rd pass cultipacker.

Habitat wise - Bill Winke is also a good one. Bill is a good guy with a lot of knowledge, but his videos can be a bit... long winded at times..

Many other turnip hybrids untouched, starting to bolt. Hybrid crosses can be easier to spot this time of year.. One can see the trademark yellow flower forming of the rape/mustard family, albeit with a bulb on the root below. Yet a radish or purple top turnip.. leaf or bulb, anywhere to be...

Did some more field walking today.. RE: Impact Forage Collards - A few survived. Can't get much deer use, but now I understand why they make a popular cover crop.. That root structure!

Sweet! Been using the raindrop app. Works well..

I'm not so sure he is really intercropping here. Maybe just referring to area sizes.. ??

This. Agree on the early spring scenario.. At this point, you could spray immediately. And / Or wait to the fall after a couple of hard frosts and spray.

Pears and persimmons both would be nice, if the site allows.

Yes!

Don’t have any issues with bucks destroying them… so far.

How often is tracks coming off an issue? Only guy I know that has a tracked skid steer loses them every once in a while. Could be operator error..

Warmest February I can ever remember.

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