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I'd suspect it has to do with how many acorns they obtain on any given yearly basis to grow. That could vary considerably on some years.

Wow If Morse sells out on seedlings, I'll have to start growing some of those.

ACCF American chestnut showing some resistance to the blight with the swollen canker. It’s a good 30+ foot tall now and thriving. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Ozark chinquapins planted last fall and a couple years ago are putting on good growth now. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Very generous offer!

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I have a row of trees with acorns if anyone wants to get'em the old fashioned way. They're PREDOMINATELY swamp white oaks when it comes to traits, but a few have some good fall color to them.

I've never noticed the Virginia Stickseed browsed, but the tick trefoils (desmodium species) get mowed down.

That's always a hard pill for the landowner to swallow when market corrections make the current cash rent rate unfeasible. That can also affect prices since some landowners could decide a given farm isn't worth keeping.

This was interesting about 2020.... This county in NM had picked the winning president for 17 straight elections....they took the Don by 9 points in 2020 which broke the streak that started in 1952...

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My daughter used to be much more of a hillbilly, but she has lost some of that as she gets older. The days of making angels and rolling in the dirt are over…. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’m planning on some rain, and the field I’ve already prepped has good soil moisture in it. If you don’t have that yet and can’t water; I’d wait till fall.

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Persimmon seedlings off the late dropping trees are going in the ground this weekend. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Doubt I'd ever see the deer on the hoof anyways....

Those nicely mowed roadsides would make for some great cover using native grasses/forbes and shrubs.

Seems late to have poults this young? They’re definitely turkey tho, I could hear the “kee kee” coming from some other chicks in the forbs. The oats and young alfalfa is definitely some great brooding habitat as that’s what they were coming out of.