Posted by Russ from MN on January 21, 2017 at 14:42:35 from (173.24.202.72):
In Reply to: Tree Planting posted by Fullers Farmalls on January 21, 2017 at 10:22:10:
We plant a lot of trees, and the only real way to grow deer candy is in wire cages! Our problem is we sprayed them in the fall but when the snow melts in the spring we can't get to the location, and the deer ate them. We planted 1000 white spruce last fall and going to do another 2000 this spring. We buy containerized seedlings, they are easier to plant. When planting bare root you need to get the roots pointed downward, otherwise you get what is called a J-root, and it stunts their growth. We plant about 500 to the acre, and won't do more than 2000 in one season, just in case we have a drought. We had a plantation of about 20 acres into hybrid poplar, planted 18 years ago, and they were harvested last summer and went to the paper mill. We are going to replant about half back into hybrid poplar.
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