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  1. Snail3496

    Bedding builds

    Bedding build from scratch (hopefully). Open ag country. Planted thin switch (3-4lbs/ac) spring '23. Burned off half a week ago, left the other half stand. Went through last night & planted sporadic white pine, shingle oaks, and cedar. Will spot plant more oaks, few spruce, and cedar. The...
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    Transplants

    Cedar Pulling is pretty well over, but here are a few small ones from earlier in the week. Can fit around 20 in a bucket if you shake the dirt off well. Makes it very easy
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    Best method for planting miscantus

    Yes, except I lightly disked and then drug it smooth only because I dont have a tiller. If you spray it in the same day itll be fine. Or dont and hit it with 24D and quinclorac later in the summer. Ive done both and they work fine
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    Best method for planting miscantus

    It will work amazing and become a super screen. Have done it
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    Acorns to Oaks!

    Very cool - doing something similar next week! Where did you get them?
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    Pheasant rebound…

    I've done some calling around to various farms/breeders the last few days & learned some things. If the goal is to establish a wild population your best two proven choices are "spent hens" or old chicks/teenagers that have been hardened outside. Some places do this. Basically net in multiple...
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    Pheasant rebound…

    Has anyone ever successfully stocked and established a population of pheasants on a farm?
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    Such a great harvest pic

    I'm sure he will fry up just as golden brown! Drive home with him in the bed of the truck and he should air dry and fluff back to normal in no time. Have done it before!
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    Affordable trees for bedding???

    Bingo - there is a separate thread on this as well
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    Thermal drone herd analysis…..

    There will be more of that going on than anything as time goes on. Will get out of hand. Impossible to control too
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    Thermal drone herd analysis…..

    Regarding the drone talk, scary stuff. We will be wishing they weren't a thing 5-10 years from now.
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    Thermal drone herd analysis…..

    Not to derail the thread here BUT For the Iowa guys hollering about cell cams and too much hunter success due to them, just wait until Crossguns come to town. Cell cams have basically zero impact on general hunter population success comparatively. A Ravin is 10000000x more devastating than...
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    Prescribed Burn - Backpack Blower Recommendations

    Anyone ran one ran a Husqvarna 150BT ? Pretty good deal right now. Afraid it wouldn't be strong enough... https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/1407194-husqvarna-150bt-gas-backpack-blower.html I do around 30ac of crp type burns a year and REALLY would be nice to get a blower. Have been...
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    Soil test results

    Awesome, great info, thank you! Just ordered the book as well
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    Soil test results

    What is the best way to reduce high mag? What kind of issues will too high cause? I just got a soil test back from a new field. Mag is sky high at 439 ppm, the rest are all low. P 8ppm, K 115ppm, & Ca 1379 ppm. 6.4 pH though :)
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    Acorns to Oaks!

    I just have them in my basement under a cheap grow light all winter, so maybe low 60's. Surely a warmer temp they would do even better. Use straight peat. I take the peat in bucket, mix in some water so the peat is extremely damp, antibacterial dish soap (stops mold), and sevin (stops gnats...
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    Cash rent farmer

    Same in my area of IL
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    Acorns to Oaks!

    Currently in my 4th winter starting trees from acorn/chestnut. Have been getting them started under lights in 10" cone-tainers, then transplanting and tubing them sometime around the end of April after the frosts are mostly gone. That has yielded the best results for my situation so far. I've...
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    Cash rent farmer

    Hopefully for your sake they count alfalfa, that would be nice. From my CRP experience it seems like they keep it all pretty common sense. That varies office to office, county by county. Develop a relationship with your local NRCS guy is the best route, because there definitely can be some...
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