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lead poisoner

11-29-2006 05:31 PM

Lazy farmer here.

If you was lazy and only wanted to plant once and let it go to last season after season and deer will eat it,What would it be?Or what different types of seeds that will accomplish this for all year round feeding?

timbercruiser

11-29-2006 06:52 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

clover

farm hunter

11-29-2006 08:01 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

sounds like magic beans - if you find some - sign me up!

FH

North Texan

11-29-2006 09:45 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

For me, it wouldat least includeIllinois bundleflower.

lead poisoner

11-29-2006 10:04 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/prairie/plantx/il_bundleflowerx.htm

This willbe allright for the summer and it drops it's own seeds to germinate all over again.I didn't find a sight on clover other than buy,buy,buy. I like to read facts from non sellers to get the scoop on it before purchase. Thanks for the info guys.

yeoman

11-30-2006 08:18 AM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

Honeysuckle

Criggster

11-30-2006 10:05 AM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

I know of the best lazy mans plot ever. Nothing! That's right nothing! Just let the land become idle and Mother Nature will do the rest.

Red Hawk

11-30-2006 01:41 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

Being i have no idea about plants, i'll just agree on clover :D

Roseaukaine

11-30-2006 02:04 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

....Bushog plotsfollowed by controlledburning and light disking every other year inrotationsto keep the plots at an early succesionary stage.....fertilize the plots to enhancenative vegetation......wouldn't hurt to seed about 10 lbs/acre of iron and clay peas to start things off in the right direction....rotational bushogging/light diskinghas it's advantages when combined with fertilization.

Dan O.

11-30-2006 04:45 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

Apples and oaks planted into a field of clover and trefoil.

Dan O.

lead poisoner

11-30-2006 04:46 PM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

The area now has like hard brown stick like plants about one to two feet in heigth. I call it jingweeds.I got about2 acres of this surrounded by woods on one side and on the other 3 sides is wooded and thick mountain laurel.This field or jingweeds right in the middle and only a few trees maybe 5 in this center area.They got the cover,just need to put a food plot there to bring the deer out to feed during daylight hours.

answerguy

12-02-2006 09:56 AM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

Quote:

ORIGINAL: Dan O.

Apples and oaks planted into a field of clover and trefoil.

Dan O.

I think we have a winner!

answerguy

12-02-2006 10:43 AM

RE: Lazy farmer here.

Quote:

ORIGINAL: lead poisoner

The area now has like hard brown stick like plants about one to two feet in heigth. I call it jingweeds.I got about2 acres of this surrounded by woods on one side and on the other 3 sides is wooded and thick mountain laurel.This field or jingweeds right in the middle and only a few trees maybe 5 in this center area.They got the cover,just need to put a food plot there to bring the deer out to feed during daylight hours.

Making up names for plants isn't going to help us understand what your situation is.

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