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Re: An idea to share



Chuck W.:  lovely idea.  I've been employing it, without however 
referencing that perfect catch phrase (PF), when I advise clients to 
plant different mixtures in fields that differ in topography, 
drainage, texture, etc.  Or when I suggest fenceline placements along 
boundaries formed by already existing species communities, with the 
intention of keeping species composition as uniform as possible 
within any existing paddock, to minimize selective grazing.  I have 
even gone so far (heresy, to be sure) to say that where you put the 
fence is more important than the type of fence (!), if grazing 
efficiency with a minimum of fuss and bother are priorities.  

I like your creativity in this proposal.  Great thinking.  Ann

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Dr. E. Ann Clark
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Crop Science
University of Guelph
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