Savenac nursery part of seedbed area; Western Yellow Pine beds in foreground, Western White Pine beds around U-tank used for mixing zinc sulfate for weed eradication and fallow area in Canadian field peas at right. Beds under shade are Engelmann Spruce. Covers are stacked in background. These are 4" deep and are used without sides directly on the ground to protect seed from birds while germinating. Cannot be left on fall-sown Western White Pine because of snow.
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable
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