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Well the trees didn’t get delivered before the rain. But I have the holes drilled. I’m not sure if I should wait until everything dries out or get them in now.

I may be able to beat the rain if I go down and pre dig the holes today. And advice on how deep?

Rain for me

I have 11 apple and pear trees coming this week that I was planning to plant this weekend. Forecast is showing 2-5 inches from Thursday-Sunday. Trying to figure out what to do: Go pre dig the holes early this week with our 24” auger? How would I store the trees until the following weekend if...

Curious on the decision for removal vs radiation! My dad had prostate cancer, and opted to do 5-6 higher doses of radiation with relatively few symptoms. The higher dose/fewer session route was not given as an option until we did research and inquired about it on our own. Just wanted to throw...

The Broken Leg Brute He was a clean, wide 10 point two years ago when he broke his leg.

Yeah I love the one buck rule coming from Missouri. I do wish you could buy multiple tags and only fulfill one. But not complaining about the regulations, only my lack of research. If I happen to tag a big muley, I’ll be happy it turned out the way it did!

Just here to complain. Haha. This is my first year hunting as a KS resident, so I should have done more research. I live in eastern KS, and planned to hunt whitetails here the entire archery season. But, my in-laws have some land with muleys (rare) in western KS, so I put in to get drawn for a...

My persimmons are roughly an inch in diameter. Maybe slightly larger

First summer with the farm. It’s loaded with persimmons which are all green, but I noticed two trees with red fruit. My phone app says plum.

Do you have a link for these pliers? Had a heck of time with our county’s drill this spring.

Hey all, Apologize if this has been covered specifically. I have a few questions regarding creating a permanent screen along this driveway. My plan was to do giant Miscanthus and then some Easter Red cedars for a more permanent solution. Mainly because I’m concerned with herbicide drift...

I've watched most of them! Just wondering if there was actually a way to get started without using either. Sounds like it's a process though Definitely interested in some natives in some of these plot areas, so thanks for this. My latest plan for this 4 acres before getting the idea of...

Just east of KC MO. I do have a bush hog and a row planter. There’s a local drill we could rent as well.

Really didn’t have an exact plan yet. Clover is certainly an option. Ideally I would have something growing/palatable 365. Maybe something like Grant Woods process. But didn’t know if you could really get that rotation started without herbicide or tilling.