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Have any of you ever used eagle seed soybeans?
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<blockquote data-quote="Farm manager" data-source="post: 4523624" data-attributes="member: 10194"><p>For more information on Quail Forever and to join (prerequisite for obtaining seed) go to quailforever.org. Once you get there you can join and the folks at National will assign you to the chapter nearest you or you can go to the bottom of the page and click on find a chapter and locate one that you would like to be a part of. That will also give you a source to contact about events, opportunities, and seed. Just being honest, much of the seed purchased goes into plots for ducks and deer, even what is purchased for use on the WMA's. Quail Forever is an organization with a focus on quail but it is primarily a habitat organization. Something that lots of folks do not know or haven't realized is that habitat for quail can benefit pretty much all wildlife.</p><p>The chapters usually have a person that deals with gathering the seed orders and notifying the purchasers along with aiding with the distribution when the seed arrives in early spring. Orders are usually made in Sept with folks having most of the month to figure out what they need and get their orders placed. Payment is expected at the time the seed is ordered. When the seed is picked up, Monsanto, who holds the patents on the Roundup Ready seed, requires that the recipient signs an affadavit that states that the seed is to be used for wildlife plantings only and is not to be harvested. There is no limits on the seed and the planting rates are generally stated as 3 acres per bag of corn, 1 acre per bag of soybeans, and 5-6 acres per bag of grain sorghum (Not Roundup Ready).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Farm manager, post: 4523624, member: 10194"] For more information on Quail Forever and to join (prerequisite for obtaining seed) go to quailforever.org. Once you get there you can join and the folks at National will assign you to the chapter nearest you or you can go to the bottom of the page and click on find a chapter and locate one that you would like to be a part of. That will also give you a source to contact about events, opportunities, and seed. Just being honest, much of the seed purchased goes into plots for ducks and deer, even what is purchased for use on the WMA's. Quail Forever is an organization with a focus on quail but it is primarily a habitat organization. Something that lots of folks do not know or haven't realized is that habitat for quail can benefit pretty much all wildlife. The chapters usually have a person that deals with gathering the seed orders and notifying the purchasers along with aiding with the distribution when the seed arrives in early spring. Orders are usually made in Sept with folks having most of the month to figure out what they need and get their orders placed. Payment is expected at the time the seed is ordered. When the seed is picked up, Monsanto, who holds the patents on the Roundup Ready seed, requires that the recipient signs an affadavit that states that the seed is to be used for wildlife plantings only and is not to be harvested. There is no limits on the seed and the planting rates are generally stated as 3 acres per bag of corn, 1 acre per bag of soybeans, and 5-6 acres per bag of grain sorghum (Not Roundup Ready). [/QUOTE]
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