A Friendly Word for Herbicides
Happy October to you. I thought I’d try to write something useful about herbicides which on the surface seems to be a boring topic.
October 1, 2021
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The Power of Now
This spring I planted six rows of sweetcorn enthusiastically looking forward to the fresh ears roasting over charcoal (peel the husks backs but don’t remove
August 24, 2021
Quail Route 217-33P
As I write this, we are being hammered by one of the first “boilers” of summer. These are thunderstorms not really associated with a weather
June 30, 2021
“In the End, We Will Conserve Only What We Love”
I am often asked why we put so much time and effort into educating landowners and the public about bobwhite quail. My response is inspired
May 10, 2021
Prescribed Neglect and Creating Yard-A-Tat. It’s Really Not That Hard!
After many years of hard work advising others how to create critter cover, I finally found myself owning 42 acres of rural Prince Edward County
May 5, 2021
Hmm… Let Me Mulch on that for Awhile
Before I get too deep into the mulching business, I want to write a few lines of thanks to one of our recently departing private
April 14, 2021
Bobwhite Response Wins Over Delaware Landowners
In 2018, then-NBCI Communications Director John Doty, penned an article “Sometimes, People Can’t See the Forest for the Trees. In Delaware, You Can’t Hear the
March 15, 2021
Good Direction and Partners Go a Long Way
A few quotes from prominent figures in American history come to mind when I consider the influential change the NBCI has had on Arkansas’s bobwhite
February 19, 2021
Battling Bobwhite Burnout
Sitting on my front porch yesterday watching that heavy, wet snow pile up and watching the squirrels try to figure out my new squirrel-proof bird
February 11, 2021
Quail Food Patches Re-examined
I am broaching the subject of food patches recognizing the risk that I might inadvertently offend some of you. That is not my intent. The
January 28, 2021
