During the season when ground nesting birds, pheasants and ducks, are nesting Kaia and I stay off the grasslands. Then the grass grows so tall and thick that working in it isn't feasible. So we wait until a farmer hays portions of it. He's cut it and begun baling the hay.
With some ground cleared it was time to resume the hunt for invasive cedars. As previously mentioned, coniferous trees like cedars do not regrow if they are cut below the bottom branch. We did find some though the ground available to me was an area I'd covered last year. While there were some seedlings clear progress is evident. If I had bison to graze the area they'd remove the trees.
When the baling is complete there will be many acres to scour for cedars and rocks. It's more practical than a gym membership.
Takk for alt
Al
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