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I had ordered 6 trees from Blue Hill on opening morning, then decided to grab 6 more yesterday. I paid full shipping both times. Ryan refunded my entire shipping amount from the second order. He did not have to, he just did it. That's a stand up guy.
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breddick - So let's say you're planting an acre of brassicas at 6 pounds per acre. You just mix the brassicas in with a 50 pound bag of rye grain and then calibrate to, say, 50-55 pounds per acre (I'd rather have some left over than run out)? Second question: What's a reasonable application rate...
Can you plant a mix that contains different seed sizes using these drills? Or is the better approach to make multiple passes with a single size of seed in each pass?
I have lots of spice bush too. Like stated, it is native and I can think of lots worse things that could be growing. Deer do bed in it.
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Ohio. I did look into cedar plugs. I was just concerned that they'd be overrun with the marestail. And I don't want to create acreage with even more maintenance than what I'm currently dealing with.
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I appreciate the opinions. My farm is rich in food. It lacks some cover. I can't burn, so NWSG are probably out of the question. I considered planting spruce in this field, but I've planted a couple of hundred at other spots on the property and I've not had great success.
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I have a few acres of field that are currently being farmed in beans. I'd like to take this field out of production and allow it to become deer habitat. My issue is that this field has always had a marestail (aka horse weed) problem. So if I just let it go, it will be taken over by mares tail...