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Yes, oats and rye can be seeded together....same time....same spreader....same seeding rate. Behind that, lots of other seeds can be added (or not) depending on your budget, how much area you have, and what you want to accomplish. Such as hairy vetch (great cover crop and nitrogen fixer, that...

I think these are what you were referring to Mark...... http://harvestpublicmedia.org/article/corn-dust-killing-bees http://www.news.iastate.edu/news/2014/01/30/beedecline

How about buckwheat? Grows really fast & easy, and seed us cheap.

I think you're going to have to research each individual tree, as some need specific pollinators and some do not. As an aside, I have a number of Arkansas Black trees that are not near each other, and they produce great each year. I have other varieties/cultivars that are healthy trees and...

I think Clethodim will definitely kill volunteer corn that's already emerged. Won't work though as a pre-emerg to kill expected volunteer corn. Hope that helps?

Absolutely......as long as there are no existing grasses already growing..... and if you use enough Atrazine.

No problem with seeding and spraying same day. Reality is you'll probably need to do a second spray about a month later on everything. Bigger concern for you may be if you'll have any bean plants left for the second spray. Unless you have at least about a 3-ac block, your deer will probably...

Great pic too!!

Which Co-op has those prices?

You da man Joe!! Great going.

Awesome hunt and story!!

I have to agree. Picked up one last year and compared to other Bushnells, this model is definitely junk.

All true!!

What is best plan for seeding SG, now? Too late to frost seed? Better to drill instead?

I've been wearing the mid-height Lowa GTX archery elk hunting for years. Love em! Can't say how they'd be with ankle issues. You might want something higher? My problem's been a bad knee and these allow some ankle flex, which has helped me alot. Overall, they're definitely well made boots...

Cereal rye is very hardy and tougher to kill. Oats are cheaper and germinate/grow very easily, and is the go-to companion crop for establishing clover or alfalfa in the Spring. But, like Skip says, still prime time to frost seed clover -- that would be your easiest method. Then, later after...

This is prime time to prune back unwanted branches or growth on fruit trees, and continue to shape them so they'll be able to handle the fruit load in years to come. Cages often need to be enlarged too, and this is perfect time of year to do that. Also dormant oil spray --- as long as it's not...

Primos Jelly Head is where I'd start. WalMart usually has em.

Well said!! And don't forget about all the mature antlerless/shed bucks that get killed in the late doe rifle season. IMO this is the greatest insult to Iowa's buck herd.....second only to EHD.

Pretty much what I said. Seems like they didn't defend themselves very well.