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I have several blinds (5x5 ft footprint) witg just metal sheeting in north Alabama. I can raise the temperature 20-30 degrees witg just a little buddy heater. I don’t think you need insulation unless you are up north. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You need to add wheat or rye into that mix. Oats will frost kill and you’ll be left with just the clovers. Your clovers won’t take off until the spring green up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yep, they are all secured with a cable in concrete. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Time for an update. Dad and I built and installed two more shooting houses this summer on the platforms that we installed last summer. Took us approximately 85 hours totAl to buy materials, build, and install. The installs were pretty in eventful. Just used man power and an extension ladder (as...

I believe I have that same boomless sprayer. No problems with mine and I have sprayed 100s of gallons through it. I agree with the suction tube. It’s the exact same problem with a cracked saw in your fountain drink. Our ground is also rough, so I have roughly 3-5 gallons in the tank when I...

Disking is just gonna release new seeds to germinate. Spray and then broadcast you seed. Mow or roll on top. Read throw and mow thread Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Our naturally occurring swamp white oaks are mostly on ridge tops with well drained soils. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

tnM is perfect for clovers, wheat, rye, turnips. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Even the largest ram pumps can only deliver 3-5 gallons per minute, and will require using 15-20 gallons of waste water. That is not good for irrigation. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I hAve looked at irrigation conceptually for a while. I am designing a modular system and can be moved around. Off what I know, you are gonna need a high pressure pump. I’d guess at least 90 psi, 7000 gph. Northerntools has one in the 550$ range. Please be aware, I highly doubt the harbor...

What is the size of the plot? There is a really good tutorial online for irrigation. I think it is called irrigationtutorials.com Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dad went down yesterday and spread some liquid lime (we got a good deal and trying it out - no preaching). Said seeds were putting down roots. If we get some rain, hopefully the worry is for nothing! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My opinion is that they only benefit in the fall if you get timely rains. They do well in a throw and mow setting or no till setting. If you disk, you get spring time benefits. Regardless, spring time benefits dominate over fall. That’s why it is important to plant wheat, rye, or triticale in...

It’s already cutting About 2 inches deep. In some spots, rocks keep it much shallower. I hope they do make it. Should have rain showers most of the week and we planted after a rain. I ran three turkeys out of one plot. I’m sure they were walking the soybean lines. Sent from my iPhone using...