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with the lack of fertilizer, wheat will take over. then corn will go to export since we will all be driving electric cars, trucks, combines and such, lol. we wont need ethanol!

coulda, shouda, woulda, that would take an entirely different mindset. honestly, hunting means very little to the state, only to us hunters.

DU does more than all the rest, Delta, QU, WTF, etc. PF is local and spotty. for a non profit, their officer pay scale is damn generous!

spot on, we need to start spending funds on permanent easements. eventually it will accumulate by plan.

agree, gravy train done.

CRP is political and temporary. it's now a joke.

good place to stay, sometimes a few guys will hunt some together, depends on the dogs and number of hunters. solo hunting not uncommon. lots of options.

need feedback on this e collar, plz. thanks

probably a good plan, Kansas is in a slump, for sure.

next problem, the Chinese are buying up our farm ground. water, food, energy.

and pasture that would have otherwise remained idle in order to address both inflation and food security concerns. what the hell good is pasture land???

Currently, there are 22 million acres enrolled in CRP, and for the 2022 fiscal year, a statutory cap of 25.5 million acres is in place. As a result, there is the potential to provide farmers with access to millions of acres of cropland and pasture that would have otherwise remained idle in order...

Currently, there are 22 million acres enrolled in CRP, and for the 2022 fiscal year, a statutory cap of 25.5 million acres is in place. As a result, there is the potential to provide farmers with access to millions of acres of cropland and pasture that would have otherwise remained idle in order...

no, would have to look back , was 22 million acres, that was a number floated.

so, they still get a CRP payment plus an inflated price for everything they grow and feed! cha ching!!

minor details, those border hoppers should be showing up any day now. lol

need that corn for ethanol, no one can afford $60k for an electric piece of garbage. just wait for electric tractors, probably $750K for a nice one.

Tom Vilsac (and Biden) being petitioned by farm groups to take out all CRP ground and put it into production due to food shortages in Ukrain. this would kill pheasant hunting forever.

the boots protect against grass awns getting between the toes too, stay on well with stretch velcro, easy to wash up in the kitchen sink, dry overnight. added protection.

surprised that blue green crap shows up that far north? anyone else see it in the Daks?