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Gettin’ Down to the Nitty Gritty
Annual Forages and Cover Crops for Supplemental Forage Production in 2021
It was already known earlier this spring that we were probably going to see around a 25 percent reduction in forage production this year due to the dry conditions that occurred last fall and if spring moisture remained below normal that there could be significant reductions in forage production for 2021. While recent rains wereContinue reading “Annual Forages and Cover Crops for Supplemental Forage Production in 2021”
Water Quality Programs
Ranchers should start planning for what could be a difficult year if drought conditions persist through the growing season. There is likely going to be some reduction in forage production this year even if it does start raining due to the dry conditions last fall. If spring moisture remains below normal there could be significantContinue reading “Water Quality Programs”
Site Prep – Machine Tree Plantings
Tree Season is Upon Us! Please get your sites prepped as we will be doing site visits in the next week or 2! If there is grass or alfalfa in the area where the trees are to be planted, it would be beneficial to spray and kill any vegetation before we plant. Ensure chemical isContinue reading “Site Prep – Machine Tree Plantings”
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