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Different approach this year - let it grow
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<blockquote data-quote="Popcorn" data-source="post: 5446461" data-attributes="member: 20151"><p>Agree strongly. Took 300 acres out of row crop last year, owner does not qualify for CRP and let it go this year. . Population of constant users went up and stayed up all summer. Bean and clover plot browsed but not wiped out, Our plan is to treat it like native warm season grasses and burn 1/3 each feb. So far it looks like a lot of matter and the fire will help control woody plants. Its hard for me tho! Letting weeds grow that i have battled for years!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Popcorn, post: 5446461, member: 20151"] Agree strongly. Took 300 acres out of row crop last year, owner does not qualify for CRP and let it go this year. . Population of constant users went up and stayed up all summer. Bean and clover plot browsed but not wiped out, Our plan is to treat it like native warm season grasses and burn 1/3 each feb. So far it looks like a lot of matter and the fire will help control woody plants. Its hard for me tho! Letting weeds grow that i have battled for years! [/QUOTE]
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