GTOHunter

I think you'll really enjoy the process of planting a food plot,watching it grow and seeing the Wildlife using it...as you mentioned the dry climate most of Us are experiencing thru out the US will make a big difference in having a good or bad food plot?

Best thing to do is have everything ready close to planting time and watch for any rain in the forecast....when the time is right get out and plant your food plots!

I love trying different plants to see what the Deer enjoy,so far the Rape,Brassicas,Purple Top Turnips and Sugar Beets have been a hit and this year were trying Ground Hog Raddishes into the mix and we may use a little more white clover to keep the food plots going longer?

I thought about trying the Winter Greens also....ended up buying the Tall Tine Tubers instead....let us know how they do and I'll tell You how the T T T work here in Southeast Missouri!