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This is the right answer. Those little bastards are bad this year.

What charter did you use? Was thinking about a trip there next fall and need to start looking for a good charter.

Saw the same thing on a lot of trees - both young and mature. I attributed it to those noisy little turds...

You would want to plant rye GRAIN - not rye GRASS

Good work Brian! Such a good thing your doing!

One of the few left in CR area is Langhoff Log & Lumber - they are located just outside of Marion

Disc is sold, cultipacker is $350 if interested.

Also have 48" cultipacker for sale PM if interested.

I was looking to sell this unit this summer. Didn't use at all last year since upgrading to a tractor. Send me a PM if you are interested.

Here are some places you can get them. http://www.superiortrees.net/Products.html http://advantageforestry.net/pricing.html http://www.oikostreecrops.com/Dwarf-Chinkapin-Oak/p--416/ http://www.morsenursery.com/index.php?cPath=1_2&pID=1069...

Here is my loyal companion.

So according to this as of now there have only been 86,357 deer reported this year so far. Don't know where the numbers will end up, but looks like another significant decrease again this year.... Iowa’s deer harvest declined for the seventh straight year as hunters adjust to the smaller...

Paul - thanks for all your advise and the great information that you put out. I had a couple new brassica plots and with the lack of rain we got in July and August by the end of August my brassicas were almost non-existent. I made desicion to till under and plant the cereal grain mix. I am...

Chris - let me check. I have friend that lives down by Osceola.

Chris - hope yours look better than mine. Mine looked pretty good at the end of July. but august was just brutal... 0.2" of rain down their the entire month.

Well that gives me some closure to a deer that disappeared from my property in 2010. Here are pictures of the poached deer and the deer from my property in 2010 - sure look the same to me.... Bastards....

Only owned the property for 2 years. These are new fields - this is the first year of the rotation. The brassicas that get at least some shade are doing ok - the ones in full sun are not...

Went and checked my brassicas today and they are withering away. SE Iowa needs some rain badly. Might have to buy some extra rye as an insurance policy in case the brassicas don't make it. Two weeks ago I had nice looking plots - not so much now.

there is lacross seed in Ankeny http://www.lftseed.com/

Wonder what it costs to do that?