food plot questions?
#21
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From: Millville, Ohio
all right...........i have been reading outdoor life on food plots and wondered if this would work to make a plot
cut grass
test ph
spread roundup as needed
plow the area
disk the area
spread pellet lime and fertilizer
go over that with a chain harrow
gow over with a cultipackter
plant seed
go over agin with cultipackter
once its grown pretty well spread more fertilizer
does this sound good to you to make a good plot?
WHAT IS A GOOD SEED TO PLANT?????
cut grass
test ph
spread roundup as needed
plow the area
disk the area
spread pellet lime and fertilizer
go over that with a chain harrow
gow over with a cultipackter
plant seed
go over agin with cultipackter
once its grown pretty well spread more fertilizer
does this sound good to you to make a good plot?
WHAT IS A GOOD SEED TO PLANT?????
#22
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From: Millville, Ohio
ORIGINAL: mossbergman11
all right...........i have been reading outdoor life on food plots and wondered if this would work to make a plot
cut grass
test ph
spread roundup as needed
plow the area
disk the area
spread pellet lime and fertilizer
go over that with a chain harrow
gow over with a cultipackter
plant seed
go over agin with cultipackter
once its grown pretty well spread more fertilizer
does this sound good to you to make a good plot?
WHAT IS A GOOD SEED TO PLANT?????
all right...........i have been reading outdoor life on food plots and wondered if this would work to make a plot
cut grass
test ph
spread roundup as needed
plow the area
disk the area
spread pellet lime and fertilizer
go over that with a chain harrow
gow over with a cultipackter
plant seed
go over agin with cultipackter
once its grown pretty well spread more fertilizer
does this sound good to you to make a good plot?
WHAT IS A GOOD SEED TO PLANT?????
#23
How I did mine for a first time never been plowed field.
1-Plowed, turning over the sod in fall. Let it sit until next late spring- early summer. Rots the top sod.
2-Following spring Disc'd it out
3-That fall weed sprayed killing any new growth.
4-Same fall Limed whole plot, had spreader truck come in to do it.
5-Let lime work in over winter.
6-Next spring redisc'd field
7-Fertilized, and dragged it.
8-Seeded, then bed springed it
9-Used roller to pack it down.
10- The sucker grew like crazy!! I had to mow it 2x;s that first summer to keep it down.
1-Plowed, turning over the sod in fall. Let it sit until next late spring- early summer. Rots the top sod.
2-Following spring Disc'd it out
3-That fall weed sprayed killing any new growth.
4-Same fall Limed whole plot, had spreader truck come in to do it.
5-Let lime work in over winter.
6-Next spring redisc'd field
7-Fertilized, and dragged it.
8-Seeded, then bed springed it
9-Used roller to pack it down.
10- The sucker grew like crazy!! I had to mow it 2x;s that first summer to keep it down.
#24
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From: Millville, Ohio
ORIGINAL: BuckAlley
How I did mine for a first time never been plowed field.
1-Plowed, turning over the sod in fall. Let it sit until next late spring- early summer. Rots the top sod.
2-Following spring Disc'd it out
3-That fall weed sprayed killing any new growth.
4-Same fall Limed whole plot, had spreader truck come in to do it.
5-Let lime work in over winter.
6-Next spring redisc'd field
7-Fertilized, and dragged it.
8-Seeded, then bed springed it
9-Used roller to pack it down.
10- The sucker grew like crazy!! I had to mow it 2x;s that first summer to keep it down.
How I did mine for a first time never been plowed field.
1-Plowed, turning over the sod in fall. Let it sit until next late spring- early summer. Rots the top sod.
2-Following spring Disc'd it out
3-That fall weed sprayed killing any new growth.
4-Same fall Limed whole plot, had spreader truck come in to do it.
5-Let lime work in over winter.
6-Next spring redisc'd field
7-Fertilized, and dragged it.
8-Seeded, then bed springed it
9-Used roller to pack it down.
10- The sucker grew like crazy!! I had to mow it 2x;s that first summer to keep it down.
what did you plant?
#25
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From: Indiana county, Pa
question on food plots. is there any mixes that dont require plowing or turning over the soil? would like to try a small section to see if this would work. deer frequent the field but dont have a lot to eat. thanks
#26
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From: Millville, Ohio
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question on food plots. is there any mixes that dont require plowing or turning over the soil? would like to try a small section to see if this would work. deer frequent the field but dont have a lot to eat. thanks
question on food plots. is there any mixes that dont require plowing or turning over the soil? would like to try a small section to see if this would work. deer frequent the field but dont have a lot to eat. thanks
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