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Mid-Michigan | I trade my straw every year with a friend a very large dairy farmer. Every year it amazes me the equipment and manpower it take him just to get rid of his manure. I really like it when they inject it like the pics show. Lots easier on my ground.ill work this all down, probably landlevel it. Pick a few stones. Fix one plugged tile and plant my cover crop. Works well for me and the dairy farmer. I think he told me he's putting on 8000 gal/acre. Not sure if I have that figure correct.
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Injecting dairy manure
