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My native plots are getting ragweed and partridge pea. I'm also adding tick trefoil and Jerusalem artichoke. I'll add asters and other preferred forbs over time. I would love to find giant ragweed, but so far no luck I transplanted a bunch of pokeweed taproots already. Also planning to add...

I'm doing one plot with chicory, ladino clover, crimson clover, oats, peas, sunflowers, and brassicas the first year. Then I'll oversees in Autumn with more clover and chicory. Hopefully the usefulness of the plot is spread out from summer to winter, and then it bounces back with the...

I tried it all. Plenty of seeds available, but no tubers. I found a couple people on Faceboon, but they haven't responded to my messages.

Is he married to the idea of a hydraulic thumb? You can get one that's stationary but adjustable, and it just folds down onto the arm. Probably a lot cheaper.

I think grey foxes are neat. We had red foxes where I grew up until coyotes arrived. Then I found a few pieces of red foxes and never saw one there again. In Norway we have some neat color morphs of red foxes. I never hunted them, but apparently they're a big problem here, so maybe I will.

Anyone have experience with Endure forage chicory? Merit has it available, but I can't find a lot of information on it. They also have Oasis chicory. Should I just go with that since it seems to perform well? I'll be planting in Ohio and Ontario, so I'd like one that handles cold. If I...

Rabbits are delicious. I wish I had a huntable population. Need to knock down the local female coyote maybe.

Ah, ok then it very well may be some kind of willow. Are the deer eating it?

Silencer Central doesn't seem to have much in stock. A rimfire can is over $400.

I have two cheapies that I got on sale. They have round trays that stack, and a hub in the middle that turns slowly. They also have a dial to adjust the heat. Never tried jerky, but they do mushrooms overnight.

Ive had very mixed results. Some deer stare right at it. I think it was the shutter click or the flash. Lately I haven't had issues with deer noticing cameras. I tend to mount them high, and the ones I have now don't have an audible shutter click.

Already up to my eyes in invasives. Anything native that deer prefer should be gold in this spot. It's mostly invasive honeysuckle and a lot of Callery pear.

It doesn't look like a willow. The way the buds are arranged in pairs makes it look like some kind of dogwood. Could even be a Japanese maple.

His fields look good for food, which milpa is meant for, butnitnlooks a bit too thick for deer. Did you get good deer use in yours?

I wish I had bought more CVX. Oh well. Maybe next war.

His reason for resigning. He said Iran is not a threat to the US.

Awesome. Thanks fornthe info.

I don't know anything about drills, but this seems cheap. https://www.facebook.com/share/18MqytDWwb/

I hunt moles in the lawn, but I leave the rest alone. It never occurred to me thay they might harm a food plot. Would be interesting to find out. Maine there is some.literature out there.

You planted milpa blend? Do you remember how many lbs per acre? Also, you said you planted it in rows? What was between the rows? Did you notice any brassica growth?