Man, that JG got tall quick! Looks like it would make some good thatch for your throw and mow method.
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Originally posted by SFAbowhunter View PostMan, that JG got tall quick! Looks like it would make some good thatch for your throw and mow method.
Yeah it would definitely be good for that. I need to cut it next time before they get a seed head.
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One dove plot had a setback. Neighbors cattle got in my gate and ate the back plot pretty good. Got em out today. I don't think the WGF sorghum will make anything.
The front plot (browntop millet) looks really good even with the Johnson Grass invasion.
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Originally posted by walker1983 View Postwe sometimes run cattle in our sunflower fields (dove fields) to knock back the Johnson grass. Just a thought for the future. Dove really need bare dirt to land on
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Originally posted by camoclad View PostDude, I love this thread. This place is amazing and with those 20 canals and 3 miles of shore line I bet the edge makes your place the most diverse in the county. Awsome!
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Got out yesterday to shred the browntop millet plots for doves.
Since shredding with the tractor leaves the seeds covered with the thatch... I tried an experiment I saw on YouTube. My son took my riding mower and went behind the tractor and blew the thatch off the seed.
Worked like a charm. You can see the before picture covered with thatch....doves can't get to seeds. The after picture is after the mower blew it to the side. Tons of seeds exposed.
Saw quite a few doves even though it was mid-day. The thermometer said 105 and I believe it....it was brutal on that tractor.
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Zero progress on the barndo....builder is backed up and we are extremely frustrated.
I did have some rock delivered to build more driveway and parking area.
Also had 11 loads of topsoil delivered to ease the slope from the house to the lake. Didn't have time to spread it out but will get to it next week.
Cut down 5 big willows that blocked the view from the porched. Now it's opened up nicely. Left a couple in the lake for cover and drug the rest off with the tractor.
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