Thread: Geese/Rice

Thanks MM...damn good info sir.

Quote: Originally Posted by MALLARD MAGICIAN Pas, you've done a fair job of describing clearfield rice, but not exactly right. clearfield is not like roundup ready in several ways. First & foremost clearfield rice & it's tolerance to the newpath chemistry is not a genetic manipulation, it was achieved thru natural selection of tolerance from one variety and then cross bred into the commercial varieties we have today....

it was engineered in Morehouse Parish to try and keep shovelers from eating all the rice, keeping snows off it was just another bonus - no have not read it. i saw the cover about raising giant bucks and i am sure there are 964 articles on how to catch speckled trout, but i will more than likely read it soon. if it was written in the sportsman or on wiki[pedia it is true

Yeah, clearfield 131 strain of rice...I had a guy who works for the Feds who told me it was BS...He didn't qualify his statement in any way though.

speaking of wiki...theres a new outdoor wikipedia site. I dont know if im allowed to post the link. but yall can message if you want it. great site

thanks Pas thats what i was gonna say.........

Quote: Originally Posted by DUCKGOD thanks Pas thats what i was gonna say......... That "Biologist are idiots anyway"? Shame on ya.

Pas, you've done a fair job of describing clearfield rice, but not exactly right. clearfield is not like roundup ready in several ways. First & foremost clearfield rice & it's tolerance to the newpath chemistry is not a genetic manipulation, it was achieved thru natural selection of tolerance from one variety and then cross bred into the commercial varieties we have today. Another is that the newpath chemical used in...