I have a piece of Kansas river-bottom land with about 250-300 acreas of timber, where some timber was cut down about 2 years ago, in the middle. It looks as if this place would make for a great hidden field, once plotted. Last year it was infested with weeds around 7 feet tall, which made it nearly impossible to hunt or even walk through. I'm going to till it, check the ph and add lime if needed, and then try a variety of seeds after reading different recommendation from this site. This is prime river-bottom farm ground, that the owner lets my buddy and I do what we want with it.

My question is, what should I put down to keep the weeds from taking over again, and still having a strong food plot? Thanks