So on Friday I was making fertilizer applications to yet another soybean experiment, this one on Farm 6. I have said before here that I like this field as the plots are 900 feet long which makes for a nice ong run.
And what should I see on the NCRS Wildlife Refuge but a deer. Our county is loaded with deer and they treat the fields like their own cafeteria.
Here is something that we see alot, but I really don't understand what it is. Evidently deer pull leaves from the corn plants and just drop them on the ground. I guess corn is just an appetizer before the soybean course.
At least they stay pretty much on the border rows for this. Chance of rain tomorrow. I wouldn't turn it away.
And what should I see on the NCRS Wildlife Refuge but a deer. Our county is loaded with deer and they treat the fields like their own cafeteria.
Here is something that we see alot, but I really don't understand what it is. Evidently deer pull leaves from the corn plants and just drop them on the ground. I guess corn is just an appetizer before the soybean course.
At least they stay pretty much on the border rows for this. Chance of rain tomorrow. I wouldn't turn it away.