A friend of mine in Osage County has restored the woodlands on his property and converted about 40 acres of fescue to one of the most diverse stands of native wildflowers and grasses that I have ever seen. The quail, turkeys and other wildlife have definitely responded. this landowner burns at least 1/2 of…
A friend of mine in Osage County has restored the woodlands on his property and converted about 40 acres of fescue to one of the most diverse stands of native wildflowers and grasses that I have ever seen. The quail, turkeys and other wildlife have definitely responded. this landowner burns at least 1/2 of his farm each year, but the burns are in scattered patches and never has an entire field been burned.
Authors: whitew
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