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Maple River Farms - Your Source For Miscanthus X Giganteus Rhizomes. Introduction: Miscanthus (Miscanthus X Giganteus) is a .

It produces new shoots annually which appear similar to thin bamboo cane, averaging around 3/8. Miscanthus x giganteus is a sterile triploid (three sets of chromosomes) formed by a natural cross of miscanthus sacchariflorus and miscanthus sinesis.

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The crop is established by planting pieces of the root (rhizomes), which are cut to about 4. The cold hardy grass grows rapidly (C4 photosynthesis), has low nutrient requirements, has few pests or diseases and produces high yeilds. Miscanthus' photosynthetic mechanism appears to be better adapted to low temperatures than that of many other C4 crops, equipping it for high productivity under relatively cool temperatures. At full maturity it can yeild up to 1.

There are higher yields being reported yearly. It shows great potential as a biomass crop. They include hedge rows, field planting, and tight double rows.

The difference between a hedge row and a tight double row is: a tight double row is two rows planted 1. It seems that tight double rows are the preferred deer cover when you alternate the distance between the double rows - sometimes 4' apart, sometimes 6' - 8' apart. Remember, every year these rows will expand approximately 4. A little deeper if the soil moisture level is low. Europe has been working miscanthus for over ten years. They plant at one plant per square meter for establishment.

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That rate would require approximately 4,8. Row layout and density is up to the grower based upon a field planted to be lifted in two years (denser) or for establishment. Also, a field planted to match equipment already owned for cultivation could change row width and spacing.

Good yields can be achieved on a wide range of soils but the key to high tonnage is moisture supply. A wide range of PH is tolerated but growth is best between 5.

PH. Sandy or free draining soils only yeild well if rainfall is adequate so should be avoided if possible. This is a crop that will produce for 1. Thorough site preparation, particularly weed control is essential to ensure vigorous establishment. Also, water the crop (if possible) following planting and continue to irrigate the first year if necessary.

Weeds can check growth the first two years of establishment. Glyphosate based herbicides can be used in the dormant period between harvest and initiation of spring growth. Miscanthus is in the grass family like corn. Common corn herbicides- Dual, Atrazine, 2. D, 4. D - for weed control have successfully been used. Fertilizer demands are low due to the plant's efficient nutrient use and its ability to pull nutrient back down to the rhizomes at the end of each growing season.

Almost every year, decomposition of the leaves, rhizome nutrient reserves, and atmosphere deposition will meet the crops nutrient requirements. After the first year, only small quantities of nutrients will be needed every two to four years to help maintain good yields. Harvesting: We mow the first year crop about six weeks after the first frost to let the rhizomes have time to pull nutrients back down to help with spring growth. We only cut early on the first year growth. Second year on, the free- standing stems continue to shed leaves and moisture during the winter. A late winter or spring harvest improves fuel quality by giving the cain a low mineral and water content. Also, a large advantage of a late winter harvest is being able to harvest a biomass crop at around 1.

Force drying biomass crops for storage and usage is energy intensive and costly. Methods of harvesting differ depending on whether the end user needs baled or chipped material. Energy end users will generally need bales. Also, bales allow the crop to further dry with no additional energy input. Individual vs. Cluster Planting: The main advantages of planting an individual rhizome is cost and use of mechanized planting.

An individual rhizome in bulk offers a greater cost savings when planting large acreage. Planting one year old clusters generally require digging individual holes, which increases your labor cost. The main advantage of planting a cluster is that you gain one year to full establishment (height) - - two years instead of three. Planting and Care Info. The individual rhizomes should be planted 3- 4 inches deep, horizontally with nothing above ground. More importantly, adequate moisture and 6.

Do not worry so much about grass competition, but more so with broadleaf weeds that block sunshine - just during the first year of establishment. Second year growth will outpace everything.

It is not necessary at the end of year one to cut down the dead stalks. Neither is it necessary to cut down stalks every year going forward because the heaviest growth is always on the outside circumference of the cluster. Having said that, it does benefit growth to remove the stalks every year if possible. Light fertilizer late summer/early fall the first year is acceptable, but not necessary, but the beginning of the second year growth and following years with help greatly.

Anything you would be putting on your lawn would be fine. Next spring you can fertilize a little heavier as they are more established. We often go straight urea 4. We apply half a fistful on each cluster in the spring and that's it for the year. Faulty watch with english subtitles in HD here. Two rhizomes planted 1. Slower spread with heavy soil (clay) and a little faster spread with sandy loam. First year growth - 1- 3 feet, second year growth - 6- 7ft, and third year growth - full height (1.

Liberty Hill Farms Fainting Goats. Welcome to our farm on the net. We are a family operated farm living in and enjoying the beautiful Ozark National Forest. We are breeding, raising and selling quality registered Myotonic/ Fainting goats.

Myotonic goats are known by many different names including Tennessee Fainting goats, scare goat, wooden leg goat, nervous goat and many others. Most folks call them fainting goats. Stream The House Of Screaming Death online with subtitles in 1440. We usually have kids for sale spring and fall of the year. Myotonia Congenita is a hereditary condition that causes prolonged muscle contractions when the animal gets startled it causes no harm, does not hurt them in any way. We love the fainters demure nature and resistance to parasites.

We are a proud member of the MGR (Myotonic Goat Registry). Our entire herd over 1 year old tested NEGATIVE for Johne's, CL and CAE as of January 2. Enjoy your virtual tour of our place. Let us know if there is any way we can help you or if you just want to talk farm. Look here for fainting goats for sale in Arkansas and Oklahoma! Liberty Hill Farms. Registered Fainting Goats Reference bucks This is Liberty Hills Knightly in a 'dead' faint.

He is a very easy fainter and not the exception here on the farm. We try to breed for conformationally correct, strong fainters with heavy muscling. We have mini, medium and a few large size  goats to fill your wants and needs. Liberty Hills Moonshine.

Born 4- 3- 1. 1 MGR # B3. MSFGA #2. 83. 1 Blue and white with Blue eyes!

Horned. Sire Hobby Hills Iza Bad Cookie MGR#B1. MSFGA #1. 79. 9 Dam Apache Landing Trixie MGR #A9. MSFGA #F2. 30. 5 He is a VERY strong Fainter!!!

He is now residing in Missouri we have quite a few of his daughters and a couple of his sons to carry on his lines here at LHM. Our Bucks. We are now on Facebook Make sure and . Tap the running goats below to go directly to our Liberty Hill Farm Facebook Page Dave and Shannon Garnaatlhmfainters@att. Natural Dam Arkansas. We are located in the N. W. It was the trip of a lifetime and the goats now live in a private zoo owned by a Sheikh Crown Prince for his children to enjoy! Isaac and Cosmo. One of the reasons we got into fainting goats was to have a farm animal Isaac could enjoy and its working!

Fainting goats are easy to care for, easy to keep in a fence, and easy to love! A1. 72. 2 Nazworthy Acres Levi NAZ . Single birth Tri colored Brown eyes.

Sire A0. 82. 3 Bending Tree Ranch Marcus NAZDam A0. OCR Nattie II NAZ. Levi was our first herd sire.

He was a very personable fellow who faints easily and throws nice kids. We are proud to have his genetics in his daughters.

Sanes Creek Ranch Alley OOP mgr reg # B3. Black and white Goulet patterned with ice blue eyes twin. Born 4- 2. 4- 1. 1 Sire Moonlight Farm Mr Cassanova MGR #A2. Dam Sanes Creek Ranch Mimi MGR #A2. Alley OOp is a very strong fainter who has a nice bloodlines, coat pattern and blue eyes too!! SOLD to a Sheikh in the UAEFern Hill Diego MGR# B9.

Born 4- 3- 1. 3 Sire- 2. National Champion Woody Creek Farm Datona MGR# A6. Dam- Fern Hills Aurora MGR B2. Diego is Chocolate and white, polled, brown eyed and very myotonic. We are really looking forward to his 2.

Faint Hearted Ranch Moonstruck MGR# C2. Born 2- 7- 1. 3 Sire- Elkhorn Hills Moon Ryder MGR# A7.

Dam- Faint Hearted Ranch Fern MGR# B2. Moonstruck is red and white with silver and tan moonspots, polled with ice blue eyes.

Moonstruck was sold to nice farm in Louisiana, we are retaining one of his sons and some of his daughters to carry on his lines here at LHM. Thank You Jimmy! Falling Down Farms Bomber MGR# C0.

Sire- Lucky Shamrock Farm Stormer MGR# B7. Dam- Falling Down Farms Penny MGR# B4. Bomber has nice genetics and is a beautiful peacock pattern, horned buck with brown eyes. He is now residing at a nice farm a few hours away we have retained some of his daughters to carry on his lineage. Wolf River Daniel MGR # B4. Born 2- 1. 1- 1. 2 Sire A7.

Hillside Acres Dinger (PGC MGR) Dam A8. Wolf Rive Thumper. Daniel is chocolate and white, disbudded with marbled blue eyes. We are looking forward to seeing what kids he sires for us in 2. Daniel is also IFGA registered # H- 8. DWallace's Crazy Acres Twister MGR # C5.

Sire C2. 80. 5 Wallace's Crazy Acres Adonis Dam B6. Shade Tree Acres Gypsy Twist. Twister is a tri colored boy black brown and white he has the flowery pattern is horned and has marbled blue eyes. He is a junior buck this year but we are looking forward to his offspring in the future!! Liberty Hills Neptune's Trident C5.

Sire Liberty Hills Moonshine B3. Dam Wolf River Melody A8. Blue and white horned with marbled blue eyes.

Neptune is a son of Liberty Hills Moonshine and is turning out to be a spitting image of him but maybe more on the mini side. We bred him to a couple of does for 2. Liberty Hills Montana Bill C4.

Buck born 1- 2. 6- 1. Dam Smiths Black Velvet MGR C3. Sire Faint Hearted Ranch Moonstruck MGR C2. Twin tri color with tan silver and darker moonspots, polled, blue eyes. Montana is out of some of my favorite doe lines we are hoping he lives up to his dam's and great dam's! He is strongly myotonic and large framed. We are keeping a son of Barbwire and offering him for sale.

Tested CL CAE and Johne's free. FOR SALE contact me for more info.