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Re: Managing small acreage
[Re: ronfromramer]
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Why no summer plots? I would plant as much food as I had room for, keep them on the property as much as you can. Food, water and cover and they have no reason to leave Biggest plot I have right now on the pine/hardwood piece is 1/4 acre, maybe a touch more. Not sure what I could put on those to withstand the grazing pressure. On the pasture property. The landowner still lets his cattle free range through that area and they have a tendency to destroy food plots The only thing I can think that may withstand the grazing and be a good soil builder would be a buckwheat/sunn hemp mix
Last edited by booner; 03/01/21 10:55 PM.
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