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Does the second solution solve the first? So if the whole field is plowed - wouldn't the covering grass be adequately destroyed without having to use herbicide?

It’s been quite fascinating growing my very own Hinojosa Slash Pine from seed to seedlings, to saplings to trees 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲, but even more Exciting since God revealed ArborGen to me in December of 2023 through Fred Raley, and having the opportunity to be growing saplings of Loblolly, Virginia and Slash Saplings from ArborGen. What a Blessing it has been thus far, looking forward to seeing what else God has in store for my Strawberryville Evergreen Pines Farm, while still growing Strawberries here in Poteet, Texas!!!

Interesting program. It takes a while to grow timber, may as well grow the best genetics you can.

You intentionally propagate sweet gum? Why?WHY!?

They should do this but with better trees. I hate pine trees. They are one trick ponies, "Oh, look at me I make wood!" Well la de freakin' da! Pine trees kill everything under them, they don't feed the wildlife they JUST make wood. Lots of trees can make "wood" at similar rates, that drop mast, fix nitrogen or at least not kill every living thing under them? Plant a shipmaster black locust it fixes nitrogen and makes a fine piece of hardwood and after you cut it down it grows back on its own with just a little management. Or Blight resistant American Chestnuts! Don't get me started on Blight resistant American Chestnuts! Pine trees? Think outside the box. You plant chestnuts the run pastured pigs under the trees. Turn all that free mast into pork. Kill two birds with one stone or don't both.

12/14/23 Thursday 06:40 Just saw the Blessed Video, and quite fascinating to see the Process and the Progress behind the Scene, and First Thankful to God for allowing me an opportunity to be an ArborGen Pine Tree Grower, up until last year in December of 2023, I had been granted years of growing Slash from the seeds that the Squirrels left for me to harvest, and I have had an appreciation of seeing the process while caring for the seeds as they germinated along the way, and even currently still in December caring for the 2024 Fall new ones that sprouted, But, I’m quite extremely Blessed to have come to know about ArborGen through Fred Raley as of last December 2023, Although I only have 4 Acres that God Blessed me with and I am grateful for growing Strawberries, I am even more thankful to know that Strawberryville Evergreen Pines will be transformed into our own Personal Pine Tree Forest where by passers can continue to see the Transformation take place here in South Texas, Here in Atascosa County, 9022 W fm 476 Poteet, Texas 78065 I’m so excited to be a part of ArborGen, as of right now our Loblolly, Virginia and the new Slash I brought back with me last week are all doing great, on December 29th it’ll mark 1 year for the 1st bag of Loblolly that got planted. The Virginia wasn’t until the end of January 25, 2023. Thanks for the Video, I appreciate it and look forward to seeing more. Jose Dominguez of Poteet Texas Strawberryville Farm On Facebook Later and God Bless!

Is this method going to require a more intense herbicide program? I notice the stand behind you is very clean, yet there appears to be a great deal of opening for sunlight to reach the ground for other vegetation to grow and survive.