I mean in a sense it does- if you take all of your marginal land out of production and restore that to native habitat, then the land that is still in production for corn will all average out to a better yield.
Additionally, things like prairie strips can prevent soil loss from erosion, keeping...
Having a truck window spotting scope mount would be a huge convenience for me, but I feel like with my ADHD, I'd lean on my scope too much, or not be gentle enough when panning and the leverage would easily break the window.
Can someone tell me if these concerns are valid, or am I making a big...
I don't work with construction equipment, but rather ag equipment. Certain implements seem to have a ton of wear and tear on tractors/machines they are attached to. Yes the thing may be rated for your tractor, but through the vibration, impacts, extra hydraulic flow, etc. it will cause other...
Don't they typically just set up the camp as sort of a base and branch out from there? Perhaps spiking out when necessary? Also what's the difference between a busy outfitter camp and a busy trailhead?
What constitutes as a "Medical reason?" Are folks going into the doctor with a sniffle and getting them to write a note saying "Jimbob is excused from his goat hunt. signed Dr. Brown"
Honestly I'd just get a set of Vortex diamondback 10x42s next time they come on sale on midway. I have the older generation of them, and they are my daily drivers as I am not afraid to drop them, fall on them or get them covered in mud. Anytime I look through a more expensive set of glass, the...
As hard as it is to insure anything built on those lands for the reasons I previously mentioned, I wouldn’t be surprised if there is a lot of willing sellers.
To be honest, I wonder if this isn't a way to protect against future hurricane damages. It seems every decade or so a storm comes through and wipes out a lot of homes and businesses. Create a conservation area, and then you no longer have to worry about the area getting developed with...
I don't know jack about conservation, but if Mule deer are struggling across the west, why is anyone shooting a mule deer doe? Legitimate question (don't crucify me plz)
While driving home from an unsuccessful day hunt for spring bear, on a dirt road near Augusta I came across these two antelope bucks that did not seem to care about my presence, nor get out of the road.
At first I thought they were stuck together somehow, so I got out of the pickup to see if...
Yes, I don’t work with peas much, but iirc the price isn’t great so there’s reduced acres this year. Plus with the early spring, most everything is already in the ground by now.
I’m an agronomist in the Golden Triangle (Great Falls, Shelby, Havre). There’s a lot of dry land farming that goes on, and it’s pretty common to leave a field fallow every other, or every third year in order to replenish the limited moisture we get.