 | Mole Control Moles can be a real problem in gardens and I can guarantee at this time of the year that several people will ask me how to get rid of them. Unfortunately, there is no easy answer and the best way is to try several methods until you find one that works. Even then if you manage to catch or deter a mole it's not always the end of the problem. For much of the year moles are solitary have their own territory. If you catch the little fellow, his neighbour will take advantage of the tunnel system and move in. I'm lucky in the fact that I don't get moles on the heavy clay part of my garden, but where the soil is lighter and sandy-loam, there are usually a few mole hills. Where the moles are a real nuisance, it might be worth getting in mole catcher. They are licensed to used products that home-gardeners can get which poison the moles in their deep tunnels. However, if you want to have a go at controlling them yourself, here are a few suggestions... |
 | sand roost Jono charging around a sandy loam track out in the forest on his YZ250 yamaha |
 | 202 Acres West of Tolar http://www.tourfactory.com/s289388/r_www.youtube.com Great Combination Ranch. 130 acres of excellent coastal plus 70 acres of big Oak Trees. Great hunting for deer and turkey. Original part of home is of unknown age, but has had many recent improvements. It is an approximately 1600 sf home with 3 BR and 1.5 baths. Wrap around porch, huge patio, hot tub, second story covered patio. Walk-in metal room. Excellent Sandy Loam soil, would be perfect for any horse operation plus the added seclusion of being at the end of a paved road. Property is located approximately 46 miles or 1 hour from the Will Rogers Coliseum. Some mineral rights negotiable. |
 | Wind erosion on tilled ground, southwest Kansas (2nd one) Wind erosion on a tilled field in southwest Kansas. Soil is a fine sandy loam, tilled before wheat planting last fall. The wheat never got established, emergency tillage has been done, and still the soil blows |
 | Titan Power Screen Part 4 screening sandy loam |
 | TourFactory Virtual Home Tour #425946 http://www.tourfactory.com/s425946/r_www.youtube.com Beautiful property with great views. This large custom home sits at the back of almost 90 acres of land covered with coastal grass. Sitting among large oak trees this home has a warm and cozy feeling. Home has custom cabinets, corian countertops, split bedrooms, office with built-in cabinetry, and 2 living areas. Home is immaculate and has a large gameroom. Tall ceilings throughout. The barn is 72x36 and half has a concrete floor and is insulated while the other half is used for hay or could be made into horse stalls. The property is ag-exempt and currently has cattle running on it. It is fenced and cross fenced and the soil is sandy loam. This is a wonderful, private property that lends itself well to any potential buyer. A MUST SEE! |
 | Spectacular Piece of Property http://www.tourfactory.com/s423798/r_www.youtube.com 160 Acres of beautiful green pastures with over 60% wooded with Oak and Mesquite Trees, 2 stock tanks, some cultivation, fenced for cattle. Cattle lease in place, sandy loam soil. AG Exemption in place! Don't miss the chance to own this wonderful property |
 | Wind erosion on tilled ground, southwest Kansas Blowing sand on a tilled field in southwest Kansas. Soil texture is fine sandy loam, tilled prior to wheat planting. The wheat was replanted, and emergency tillage has been performed, and still the soil blows. |
 | Spicy Shiraz spicy shiraz - hand-picked from vines grown tortuous in sandy loam, touches tongue tingles lips balanced with flavour fruit and oak - I smile. |
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