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    Posted: 11 Jun 2024 at 2:37pm
blackeye susans are starting to open,--all 137 acres of them.
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Hey ac,
     How do you happen to have so many acres of black eyed susans? 
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This is the second year of this 10 year project. I put the farm into a crp program. Got tired of dealing with  deadbeat tenants and this deal came up so I jumped on it! LOL!
Have 9 different varieties of native stuff growing there. I went with a pollinator mix of 9  varieties of flowers and flowering grasses.
 I still mow the waterways myself as I have always done. 
Now I need a bee keeper to put some bee hives in there!
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I was under the impression, sign ups for CRP had permanently ended?
I have always had mixed emotions about such programs. I don’t knock those that participate, I hammer hard on those that create the concept.
I tried to follow the science, but it was not there. I then followed the money, and that’s where I found the science.
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I dont approve of the govt. BUT sometimes ya gotta deal with them and since we already had crp waterways on the farm I decided to go this route. Saves the soil for another 10 years too.
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