mossbergman11

has anyone ever used Imperial Extreme?
http://www.mackspw.com/Item--i-WHNEXS
would it be good for a first timer? how do i plant this stuff if i get it?

Rory/MO

in our first food plots, we planted imperial whitetail clover, mixed with wheat.
it came up great, id look into that also

mossbergman11

howd u plant it and what was ur ph level?

Rory/MO

we actually didnt use a tractor or anything, we had two openings in the middle of hardwoods, cleared EVERYTHING OUT OF THEM, and expanded them a little. then we cut all the weeds. then we picked up everything out of it, i.e. sticks, branches, leaves, etc. then we cut down a small cedar, and cut all the branches till they were very short (im sure youll use a tractor), then we went over it and exposed bare dirt. then we tossed it out into the plot, a lot of it. then went over it with the 4 wheeler and cedar again and waited. the two plots were only about 3/4 of an acre and it came up great in the first year, and even better the second.

im sorry but i dont recall the ph

mossbergman11

i dont understand how you gor the exposed dirt/ could explain it again?

Rory/MO

we drug a cedar tree, with the limbs cut off, behind a 4wheeler all around the area for a long time. if we had our choice wed use a tractor, but we didnt have access to one at this farm.

mossbergman11

you got bare ground to show by doing that? i ddont understand how a log could rip up the ground

Rory/MO

its because a cedar has all of the branches, and when you cut those just the right length, itworks great

mossbergman11

if possible could you show me a picture? dont the tree branches just break when you pull it? could i use this method for the imperial extreme or red or white clover?

Rory/MO

we drop em in the woods when were done with em, sorry never took a picture of em. and no they dont, theyre too short too break, you cut em down till theyre and the strongest part of the branch, right around the base