I’ve had good luck with power services. I think this video does a good job comparing the different diesel anti gels.

You can spray triclopyr over the top spruce, red pine, and white pine at a rate of 1 quart per acre with little affect on the trees when they harden off in the fall.( trees must be through there second growing season) Triclopry will kill jack pine though even when the trees are hardened off.

It should be fine, I would just shake the jugs up before I used it.

Have you tried taking your daughter to a chiropractor. A few months ago I was having reoccurring headaches ( hardly ever had headaches before), Went to the doctor said it was migraines, gave me some prescription meds and send me out the door. I went to a chiropractor after and found out my neck was pretty out of whack. The chiropractor adjusted my neck and haven’t had a headache since.

My suggestion (once you have the fallow ground workable) would be to have half of one plot in clover/alfalfa and brassicas and For the other plot I would do half in soybeans and the other half In either corn or brassicas.

I would prefer corn but coons and bear can wreck it in a hurry. ( I trapped 1 coon and 5 skunks out of my corn field this year)

I plant 2.5-3 acres of corn and it lasts till about the middle of December.

I would look into makita chainsaws. Bought 2 after the two jonsered 625 gave up the ghost. Been pretty happy with them so far.

Was up north off Deer River last Friday. The snow was to deep on the lake I was fishing on, around 10 to 14 inches with lots of slush. Ended up having to walk out.

We have a 2003 arctic cat 400 that wouldnt start, ended up having to buy a new flywheel. The weights on the flywheel are glued on and they finally came loose so it wouldn’t create any spark

I’m interested tucr precision. You could either private message me or text me. 218-565-8454.

I would plant either oats or rye in the plot, that way I could spray it with a broadleaf only chemical to try to kill the ragweed

For spraying our plots we use 1.5 quarts per acre. I can’t tell you the exact amount per gallon, but it takes roughly 25 gallons of water for me to spray an acre. This may be a little lower than 2 ounces because the roundup we use has 53% active ingredient and I’m assuming yours has 41% active ingredient.

The biggest problem our company had with diesels is they burned through tires faster and we had to replace the tyrod ends and ball joints quite frequently. ( we work in the woods) This was because of the extra 4-500 pounds of the diesel motor bouncing down rough forest roads. We also figured out we would have to keep a diesel for 300,000 miles to break out even on the extra cost off the lot and fuel compared to a gas truck because we try to trade them in at 100,000 miles

I hang ours by the legs and use a skidloader. The last couple years we’ve been gutting them while there hanging so your not all covered in blood.

If you live near Grand Rapids the l and m I beleive they had a resort or lodge for 799 full thermal

Had fantastic fishing on Saturday. Four guys and went through five scoops of fathead minnows in six hours. Fish ranged from 30 inches to 15 inches all walleyes, and one 18 pound pike