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Bid Documents (IMP) Upper Colorado Plant Center Calamagrostis Project
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Upper Colorado <br /> Environmental Plant Center <br /> Owned & Operated by Douglas Creek and White River SCD's <br /> 5538 R.B Cnty. Rd. 4 Meeker, Colorado 81641 Phone: (970) 878-5003 <br /> P.O. Box 448 Fax: (970) 878-5004 <br /> May 25, 1999 <br /> Mr. Steve Renner <br /> 2148 Broadway#C5 <br /> Grand Junction, CO 81503 <br /> Dear Steve; <br /> Please find included the Annual Report for the Calamagrostis project. I was hopeful that some emergence <br /> would occur before writing the plantings off as failures,but I'm afraid I will need to swallow some pride <br /> and admit to four failed planting methods and dates with this project. I also feel I led you to believe we <br /> could grow the material and harvest seed this year. I am extremely disappointed with our lack of success. <br /> If our germination trials and those of the Colorado Seed Lab had been low, I would not have felt so badly <br /> about our poor success. In fact,we would likely not have pursued the project if germination was below 20 <br /> percent. <br /> That was not the case,however. For whatever reason,we have not seen a single seedling from any of the <br /> plantings. The staff, and especially myself,are completely stumped as to why we have failed to produce <br /> any semblance of a planting effort with visible,young seedlings. <br /> As we have discussed on the phone,the UCEPC can provide to you 1,000 2.5 month old Calamagrostis <br /> seedling transplants at no cost to help compensate for our lack of field establishment success. I have also <br /> looked into the possibility of acquiring a planting crew for you if you are still interested in the transplants. <br /> I know you were going to investigate potential dollars for a planting crew as well. Another option that I <br /> will throw your way Steve, is that the UCEPC could provide to you seed of our mountain brome which is <br /> nearing release. If we estimated 100 pounds per acre of the Calamagrostis on a 0.2 acre planting, we <br /> could provide 20 pounds of seed at no cost to you. This would allow you to broadcast the seed when and <br /> where you wanted at a much reduced cost compared to the expense of a planting crew. <br /> The mountain brome is an excellent material for stabilizing slopes. Like many bromes, it is an <br /> aggressive sprouter and establishes quite readily. It is also a material which is viewed as a short to mid- <br /> lived material which re-establishes itself from its own seed. <br /> In any case,if one of these options or a combination of these options looks to be the preferred route, <br /> please let us know when you can. In addition, it is quite likely that I will continue to work with the seed <br /> you sent over in some type of field plots to satisfy my personal stubbornness if that is agreeable with you. <br /> Otherwise,we will send all of your seed back to you. <br /> Respectfully, n n ) <br /> X v <br /> Steve Parr <br /> Manager,UCEPC <br />
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