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Roundup Ready Soybean seed from the Co-op
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<blockquote data-quote="chart1300" data-source="post: 5132579" data-attributes="member: 15326"><p>I have an AC I cut down to a 4 row. When I planted them they were not as thick and deer walked the rows and topped em. When you broadcast they get so thick you can't walk through them and it's all but possible for deer to eat them up. The smaller the plot the more that becomes important. I feel like with the deer density most of us experience in TN/ KY/ Alabama etc… it works far better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chart1300, post: 5132579, member: 15326"] I have an AC I cut down to a 4 row. When I planted them they were not as thick and deer walked the rows and topped em. When you broadcast they get so thick you can’t walk through them and it’s all but possible for deer to eat them up. The smaller the plot the more that becomes important. I feel like with the deer density most of us experience in TN/ KY/ Alabama etc… it works far better. [/QUOTE]
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