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I totally disagree that it's not worth the money, especially if you don't have large plots and tractors. There's a whole lot more native forage than there are food plots and the native forages are drought resistant. When you do other habitat improvements, what are you doing? You are promoting native browse to propagate anytime you thin timber or disk. I would pick and choose where i did it. Basically all you need to do it, is the fertilizer itself, nothing else. It's worth it for some folks.
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