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Crows, corn and waste oil

lefthooker · 2013-07-21 16:09:50

For years I and my dad before me would put a dribble of waste oil around any spots where the crows were attacking. A fella is after telling me he doesn't think that's allowed anymore. Can anyone clear this one up? I haven't seen crows as persistent as this year. Thanks.

21-07-2013 4:09pm

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lefthooker

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For years I and my dad before me would put a dribble of waste oil around any spots where the crows were attacking. A fella is after telling me he doesn't think that's allowed anymore. Can anyone clear this one up? I haven't seen crows as persistent as this year.
Thanks.

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#2 21-07-2013 7:14pm

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we do it every year still. we grow seed barley and it is inspected at least twice and no-one ever said anything to me yet

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#3 21-07-2013 9:42pm

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That's good to know. We had seed barley here for years too when the sugar beet was still going. Could have been another know-it-all making up the rules to feel important.

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