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    Rye...now??

    So dry before that the corn was harvested today.
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    EHD REPORTING TO DNR - DO IT! LINK HERE….

    On the bank of a creek. Mostly liquified. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    EHD REPORTING TO DNR - DO IT! LINK HERE….

    Cedar County today. :( Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Rye...now??

    2.5 inches of rain at the farm last night. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Hudson's biggest buck to date

    Congratulations to you Hudson!
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    Dakota's first deer

    The youth are tearing it up this year. Congrats young man!
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    Garden observation- Swiss Chard

    The botanical name for Swiss chard is Beta vulgaris subsp. cicla. It is a member of the Chenopodiaceae family. From taking botany classes, I remembered that Lambs quarter is also a member of the Chenopodiaceae family and the American Indians used to gather Lambs quarter seeds to eat. The leaves...
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    Garden observation- Swiss Chard

    Just throwing this out there., not sure how practical or useful it might be. I've been cleaning dropped apples out of the farmyard orchard to feed to the pigs, chickens, cows and horses. I'm hoping to clean up to minimize overwintering of pests (coddling moths). I've been seeing lots of...
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    Won't be long

    Had a couple moving during the day with last weeks cold snap. Looking forward to the cool down. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Low movement of bucks? And apple trees

    I hope the ten day forecast holds.
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    Spreading cedar berries in areas to grow cedar thickets

    "Scarification is necessary for many native plants and wildflowers, and it can also help seeds germinate faster. In nature, seeds can be scarified when they pass through an animal's digestive tract."
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    EHD REPORTING TO DNR - DO IT! LINK HERE….

    If you are asking me, Johnson County. I see19 reported and I submitted 4. I went back and walked the lane yesterday and found a young dead deer, still intact so pretty sure it was EHD as scavengers leave them alone for the most part. Trail cams showed some deer, but not near the numbers...
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    EHD REPORTING TO DNR - DO IT! LINK HERE….

    Walk out after today’s hunt smelled that putrid death smell. Got to the truck, put the windows down to drive out the lane, hit another death scent stream. That’s the third on that property. Not seeing deer from the stand. Tomorrow will be a card pull day to see survivors. Next spring might be a...
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    2024 Buck - 7.5 years in the making…..

    Amazing deer! Congrats!
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    Shed poaching article

    Add sheds to the Lacey Act violations? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    EHD REPORTING TO DNR - DO IT! LINK HERE….

    From my limited time in stand, seem to be seeing lots of fawns without a doe. Makes me wonder if Mom died of EHD, rather early for Mom to be out on a date. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Something I learned about EHD….

    I’m in the limited carrion eater pool. Some critters will dine, others opt out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Shed poaching article

    The poachers will disappointed walking my food plotless acres. Why would I spend thousands of dollars a year to grow antlers for the neighbors or poachers? I don’t control enough ground to keep them safe. This whole deer farming thing has me SMH. To each their own. Sent from my iPhone using...
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    Advice on killing poison ivy…

    The residual of Tordon would make me nervous. I’ve been cutting poison ivy vines close to the ground and treating the stump with concentrated RU. I wear rubber gloves. This is for small areas at base of apple trees, in Hostas, etc. and would not attempt on a huge patch. Sent from my iPhone...
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    Dogs Dogs Dogs

    Visit the neighbor and discuss your situation. I’m sure you’ll hear that “dogs is dogs”. Mention you hope not to catch their dogs in your coyote sets. Actually run traps, 1.5 double coil jumps which should hold them but not do as much damage as number 2’s. The few dogs I caught by mistake were...
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