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re: Summer Plots 2024
Posted on 5/7/24 at 7:24 pm to The Levee
Posted on 5/7/24 at 7:24 pm to The Levee
I know nothing about summer plots.
However, I do concern myself with Turkey populations. I’m in MS and the MDWFP is pushing a No Mow May initiative in order to protect the Hens, nests, and Poults.
Not saying I agree with everything put out there by the state and feds, just raising awareness.
However, I do concern myself with Turkey populations. I’m in MS and the MDWFP is pushing a No Mow May initiative in order to protect the Hens, nests, and Poults.
Not saying I agree with everything put out there by the state and feds, just raising awareness.
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Posted on 5/8/24 at 7:08 am to Bowlinm
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However, I do concern myself with Turkey populations. I’m in MS and the MDWFP is pushing a No Mow May initiative in order to protect the Hens, nests, and Poults.
My biggest worry about Regen plots. Turkeys might be nesting in it. I picked varieties to plant last fall and this summer that shouldn’t have interfered with nesting dates, but because of the drought last year I couldn’t plant fall plots until pretty late. I hope I don’t find one while crimping.
I don’t think poults will be in it after they are born and a couple days old because it is so thick and tall, but nests could be an issue.
I usually try to mow roads the last week of April then wait as long as I can. Usually mow again around mid-late June.
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