Copy of ClareFallPlanting_18.xls

This is a wildlife openings planting record document from Clare County, Michigan, detailing fall rye planting activities conducted in 2018. The document presents a comprehensive inventory of planting locations across multiple townships within Clare County, including Frost, Franklin, Freeman, and Summerfield townships, with specific legal descriptions using the Township-Range-Section (T-R-S) system and field unit designations. The project encompasses 11 distinct planting sites distributed across various sections and quarter-sections, with a total planned acreage of 25.5 acres and an actual fall rye planting of 22.9 acres. The data is organized by township, legal field unit location, unit identification numbers, and corresponding acreage allocations, providing a detailed record of wildlife habitat improvement activities.

The document appears to be an internal tracking spreadsheet dated March 25, 2016, formatted for Clare County Wildlife Openings management purposes. Individual field units range from 1.3 to 7.2 acres in size, with the largest planting occurring in the Frost Township T20N R04W S02 NE NE location at 7.2 planned acres and 3.0 actual acres. The discrepancy between planned acreage (25.5 acres) and planted acreage (22.9 acres) suggests either modifications to the original plan or reporting of actual implementation results. No pricing information, bidding requirements, incumbents, or contract terms are present in this document, indicating it serves as an operational record rather than a procurement instrument.