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Prairie seed planting machines
by Bill Kleiman, Nachusa Grasslands I first saw a picture of an old pull-behind seeder Chris Helzer was using in Nebraska and I started looking for one. We now have three of these drop seeders. If you buy one get … Continue reading
Control of reed canary grass
By Bryon Walters, Conservation Contractor, near Mendota Illinois In early Spring 2018, I wanted to reduce Reed Canary Grass (Phalaris arundinacea) in a very nice, perpetually wet seep area. This area in late May will be solid Skunk Cabbage, Marsh … Continue reading
Nachusa Grasslands Fire Report 2018 2019
Link below should take you to our fire report which has data, maps, photos, videos and lessons learned. – Bill Kleiman https://tnc.box.com/s/bltv7z8mwy4hfqjqc5x4fbu8nha9zjmy
New Date!! GRN workshop August 20-21, 2019
Hold the date! We discovered that there are large events in Madison on our original date. Hotels were full or rates raised a lot. So we moved back a week to August 20-21. Please mark your calendars University of Wisconsin-Madison … Continue reading
Using Rice Hulls as a Carrier for Prairie Seeding
By: Julianne Mason, Restoration Program Coordinator, Forest Preserve District of Will County We have been using rice hulls as a carrier for our native seedings and loving the results! I first got the idea to try rice hulls from this … Continue reading
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Native Bees and Honey Bees – Are They Compatible? by Bill Glass
Bill Glass, photo above, is the author of this post: When I worked as the ecologist at Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, every couple of years we’d get a request from a beekeeper to put out honey bee hives at Midewin. … Continue reading
New Date!! GRN workshop August 20-21, 2019
Hold the date! We discovered that there are large events in Madison on our original date. Hotels were full or rates raised a lot. So we moved back a week to August 20-21. Please mark your calendars University of Wisconsin-Madison … Continue reading
chainsaw safety video
Nice short video by Tim Ard on felling. Only 8 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj1d85CLDOQ Video is clear and short. I liked how the plunge cut was used on a small tree. The plunge cut allows you to get the back-cut done, your … Continue reading
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