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Down here in the wet, hot, humid south, a regular spray cycle is almost required. I have noticed after I spray, the herbicide collects on the tips of the leaves and remains for some time. Is the herbicide burning the tips of these leaves. Liberty apple.

I had previously caught eight of the nine world’s billfish - white marlin, atlantic sailfish, atlantic blue marlin, swordfish, striped marlin, black marlin, and pacific sailfish - leaving a shortbilled spearfish. Spearfish are not widespread like some of these other species - with best fishing...

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Most fruit tree spray directions call for spraying every ten to fourteen days and sooner if it rains. This time of year, it might rain every three of four days. Is is ok to spray that much and is it necessary. I have peaches, apples, plums, and pears and something usually infects all of them...

This forty acres underwent hack n squirt four years ago. Would you burn it anytime in the near future or keep waiting because the fuel load is so high

Do you like a cab on your tractor or not? And why? I know I am probably in the minority, but I prefer no cab. Probably biggest reason is so I can hear my equipment running behind me. My trails are pretty tight and most of my food plots have trees, and I am not real keen about beating the cab to...

I have 5000 miles on my Polaris ranger and today was the first time I have ever had to use the winch because I got stuck. I have two trails that access half my property - the other isnt much better. Trails are in worse shape than ever have been in 20 years and really went down hill after five...

Folks till green wheat and clover into the ground to partially or wholly take the place of fertilizer. I am going to plant some sunflowers this spring in a 5 acre plot now growing wheat and annual rye grass. I have several choices. I can disk it in before or at the time of planting. I can spray...

I have peach, plum, and pear about to start blooming with a month of winter left. They are going to get hammered from cold weather like they have the last two years. We have what seems to be a COLD spell - for us - zero to five degrees - but it wont last long. 82 degrees here today. It has...

https://talltimbers.org/articles/quail-translocation-to-western-pineywoods-shows-early-promise/ “We placed cameras at 52 of the 74 nests to help determine causes of nest failure. Multiple observations were made at nests but one notable observation many landowners might find interesting was the...

Did a shakedown run on a couple of boats today. Pulled up in one slough - and I wasnt the only one that thought it a nice day to be out.

This successful hunter is a career Professional Hunter in Africa. He had been to the Dallas Safari Club convention last week and came to our place to stay this week. Weather for here was brutal - lows single digits and highs in the 20’s. He wasnt used to that. For a man who makes a living...

It has been four years for me since I have killed a deer of any kind. Had a couple close calls with a target buck - but have not fired a shot. We have plenty of deer - probably see deer 90% of the hunts - just dont see the ones I want. Have plenty of does, but the fawn recruitment is extremely...

What would be your top two choices for disease resistant, CAR resistant for sure - apples for human consumption. Deer dont seem to eat what few apples my AR Black or Granny Smith produce. Mid summer if possible - so they still maybe have a little rain.

Actually, a good deer for my area. I got both his sheds from last year - was about 132 last year - probably about the same this year.

I have some “native prairie” - largely little bluestem with some indian grass and big seed or gamma grass. When I bought the place, I sprayed the existing fescue pastures with gly the first couple of years. The nwsg came in really well for the next 8 or so years, but The fescue is really thick...

This top picture is browntop millet reseeded and germinated from a field I had planted last spring for dove hunting. Had sprayed and mowed it a couple weeks before dove season. Got 1.5 in of rain first of Sep and this is what it looked like Sep 10. Seed germinated. This is another millet...

My Granny Smith. How do I tell when getting ripe?

This Arkansas Black Apple been in the ground for three years - seemed to be doing really well. Two weeks ago started to brown up. 15 other trees in this orchard look ok. Yes, it has been 105 and no rain for most part for last six weeks. These trees get this much water for thirty minutes every...