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Just reported the 2 I've found on one of the farms i rent. Found around 20 last year, which is a ton compared to our deer population. Hopefully don't have a bunch die again this year.

I bought a woods seeder this summer for 7900. Not a no till drill, but kind of a happy medium. I bought it mostly for seeding waterways, but will do some foodplot work also.

That's how I transported mine too

Here we call the orange ones chicken of the woods. Hens are a different critter.

Another pic.

Anybody on here hunt for hen of the woods mushrooms. Found 2 with out looking very hard. One was ready to pick, the other needs to do some more growing. What is sitting in the ranger seat is one Mushroom in 2 pieces to give an idea of size.

No worries on beans too tall. They will look very different when leaves start falling off.

I've ordered from them the last 2 years and ordered again here this past week. It's legit. They have a pretty good list of other seeds and acorns they sell as well, including hybrid chestnuts.

I don't know for sure, but I would think the rye would grow fine as long as the warrant was sprayed early enough in the year. Label says 30 days of control, but couldn't find any plant back intervals when I skimmed the label. If you spayed your post at the end of June to very beginning of July...

We spray 20 GPA on most everything. Good coverage is especially important with liberty.

I am a full time farmer so this program might not be feasible for food plots on a smaller scale. We plant enlist traited beans. A couple of days before planting we spray our preemerge. Our preemerge we spray 5 oz of sonic, a quart of power max 3(roundup), and 12 to 16 ounces of lv6 plus an...

Look like oyster mushrooms to me. If they are oysters they are edible but I am far from an expert.

To me, the 24d is harder on beans than liberty or roundup. You can tell right away after you spray enlist, the beans wilt. If it were me, I would spray a quart of roundup, a quart of liberty, and 3 #'s of ams per acre. I wouldn't let the weeds go. A lot of years we have sprayed either liberty or...

It's done in the ag world all the time to help a poor stand. You can do perpendicular or pick an angle and go.

If they are just bent and not broke, they will stand back up. Probably be goosenecked but will stand back up.

Same here. I don't know what it is about I35, but last year it seemed the interstate killed most systems either right at or shortly past it.

I've seen maybe 5 or 6 in my lifetime(38 years old). All in benton county. One white phase and the rest like in the picture.

Liberty is a far superior broadleaf killer now than roundup. Roundup is still superior when it comes to killing grass. My advice is to shop around for generic liberty. We bought ours for I think 27 per gallon. Given that's in bulk, but you should be able to find cheaper. Also if using liberty...

I used to use the navionics app that worked pretty well. There at least used to be a free version and paid version. I used the free version.

Go ahead and spray them. That's a pretty good jaunt from east central iowa and I have kids softball and swim team every day it seems.