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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1990112
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/31/1990
Doc Name
Regular 112 Permit Application Form
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RECLANAitON PLAN <br />MIXTURE FOR DRILLING <br />SPECIES lb PLS/ /lb <br />d <br />----------------------- acre <br />------------- see <br />s <br />- <br /> <br />BLUE GRAMA <br />.4 -------- <br />711000 <br />CRSTD WHEAT., EPHRAIM 2 200000 <br />INTERMEDIATE WHEAT. 2.5 97000 <br />PUBESCENT WHEAT. 2.5 90000 <br />WESTERN WHEATGRASS 3 126000 <br />SIDEOATS GRAMA 1.5 143000 <br />YELLOW SWEETCLOVER .25 260000 <br />12.15 1627000 <br />6.53 <br />9.18 <br />5.57 <br />5.17 <br />8.68 <br />4.92 <br />1.49 <br />41.54 <br />Vegetation to protect topsoil when it is stockpiled should attempt to <br />include Borne of the species from the main seed mixture. Highly competitive <br />species that are not present in the main seed mixture for the revegetation <br />should never be planted on topsoil stockpiles. If this is done those species <br />are introduced into the final vegetation, possibly with disastrous results. <br />When topsoil is to be stockpiled in accordance with the factors stated under <br />the TOPSOILING section of this exhibit, the stockpiles will be planted with <br />this mixture. <br /> <br />MIXTURE FOR TOPSOIL STOCKPILES (BROADCAST SEEDED) <br />SPECIES <br />----------------------- lb PLS/acre <br />------------- seeds/lb <br />--------- seeds/sgft <br />----------- <br />CRSTD WHEAT., EPHRAIM 3 200000 13.77 <br />INTERMEDIATE WHEAT. 3 97000 6.68 <br />PUBESCENT WHEAT. 3 90000 6.20 <br />YELLOW SWEETCLOVER .5 260000 2.98 <br />REGREEN <br />--------------------- <br />- 15 <br />--- <br />-- <br />-- <br />- 150000 <br />------- 51.65 <br />----------- <br />- - <br />--- <br />- <br />24.5 -- <br />797000 81.29 <br />In arid and semiarid lands, the date of planting can often be critical <br />to success or at least a high degree of success. Often same degree of success <br />can be achieved no matter when the seed is planted, especially if many natives <br />are used in the mixture. However, in the Pueblo area the time of planting to <br />produce high success rates is fairly restricted because of the hot and dry <br />early summer period characteristic of the Pueblo area. When the seed is <br />planted is dependent upm how it is planted. Drill seeding offers somewhat <br />seeds/sgft <br />Page 20 <br />
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