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<blockquote data-quote="turbo" data-source="post: 6299988" data-attributes="member: 45"><p>I don’t use insecticides unless it’s absolutely necessary!,a well established winter crop of wheat or osr that is not disturbed again until the next autumn is just as beneficial as any cover crop and unless you are broadcasting the spring seed on nest are destroyed just the same as they are with mechanical weeding of organic crops!.we have always had a good variety of wildlife on our farm but it drop of a bit when we got rid of the cattle and most of the pasture but since moving to mostly winter cropping it has increased and is still increasing now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="turbo, post: 6299988, member: 45"] I don’t use insecticides unless it’s absolutely necessary!,a well established winter crop of wheat or osr that is not disturbed again until the next autumn is just as beneficial as any cover crop and unless you are broadcasting the spring seed on nest are destroyed just the same as they are with mechanical weeding of organic crops!.we have always had a good variety of wildlife on our farm but it drop of a bit when we got rid of the cattle and most of the pasture but since moving to mostly winter cropping it has increased and is still increasing now. [/QUOTE]
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