LI archer

Does anyone know of a good,reasonalbly priced crop i can plant in mid september in a light,loamy,sandy soil on Long Island? the DEC is stopping the Nuscience(SP) permits the first week or two in sept this year so i can plant one without worrying some fool with a spot light and a shotgun will not ruin it.
Thanks!

solocamcan

I know nothing about NY soil so I can't recommend a product.

I would call someone in your local farm bureau or a NY state or local University soil expert and ask them what would thrive in that area.

fshafly2

Try winter rye (the grain, not the grass).

-fsh

dmax4me

Buck Forage Oats is one of the best late season attractants for deer.
I live in south central PA and planted mine on 8/17 and a week later it's 3" - 4" tall.
They recommend planting the end of August or beginning of September.
You do have to disc them in.

deernutz

white clover. Can't go wrong with it. And since your in NY throw in some turnips. It will draw went the snow starts to fall. Thats what drew the one to the left.

LI archer

thank you for the ideas guys! Clover is abundant here so might do really good. maybe I will do a test plot this year with white clover,turnips and buck forage oats.. thank you!

Hoyt63

Winter rye,Crimson clover,Ground hog radish,Oats. All in 1 plot..Cant beat it for a fall plot.IMO