I get those maples all the time where I live. I believe they are called Norway maple weeds. If you don't have maples in your area. Birds or the wind is most likely the reason your getting these saplings. In my area. If you don't remove them they will overtake an area quickly like hedge and cedar. This is just my point of view but I think of them as invasive plants. Those 3 trees will take over a pasture in just a couple of years or less. That's part of the reason why people burn fields (prairie fires).
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I get that weed all the time but I don't know what it is. Always thought it was maple saplings but there are no maples around proximity
I get those maples all the time where I live. I believe they are called Norway maple weeds. If you don't have maples in your area. Birds or the wind is most likely the reason your getting these saplings.
In my area. If you don't remove them they will overtake an area quickly like hedge and cedar. This is just my point of view but I think of them as invasive plants. Those 3 trees will take over a pasture in just a couple of years or less. That's part of the reason why people burn fields (prairie fires).
There's also cotton bales! Big round raw cotton bales and 500lb rectangular lint cotton bales😄
Brian and Darren addressed your comments on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/03-15-22-corn-fungicides?#t=44:55
Don’t forget little round bales