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That looks like a fairly thick stand of clover. ( Maybe it will look different once the herbicide knocks out the grasses ) I would think that the competition from the clover may be a bit much for beans and sunflowers. If it was White Dutch or Subterrainian you would more than likely be fine...

I'd broadcast an annual clover sometime soon before rain then TNM your oats into it come fall. Keeping the soil covered is in your best interest.

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We are forecast to get rain today and tomorrow. Things aren't terribly dry but we could use it nonetheless.

If you directly to their main location the prices are generally a fair amount cheaper. It’s a good 1.5 hrs for me and they have a dealer 4 miles down the road so that is the way I go. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I live within 45 min of Mayo Clinc. With that being said there has been several smaller clinics close in the area and probably just as many open.

They are decent with a little salt sprinkled on them. My inlaws eat plenty of them. I'm not a big fan but...

We had some deer that had slipping coats this past fall. No idea ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Keep in mind that burn bans can change multiple times a day. With that being said rules for thee but not for me is as accurate as it gets.

in that case, yes

Looks like a barkant turnip to me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’d till it up and do a radish on radish rotation all summer long. Plant about every 45-60 days. I’d follow that up with whitetail institute Fusion about Sept 1st for your area. The annual clover will be your attraction this year while the perennial element puts down roots for next season...

We have a couple Castair compressors that have been good to us. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk