texasaggiebowhunter

College Station, Texas

Bachelors in Agronomy
Masters of Wildlife Ecology
PhD in Soil Chemistry

Adrian J Hare

Your right Russ, I don't visit very often , but it seems when the plot work starts , I drop in off and on aswell. I don't have alot of exsperence with dirt , but have been planting plots for about 5 years now.

I live in Ontario Canada and am about 1 hour north of Toronto.
Up here I don't trust anyone and I'm about the only person that I know that plants in these parts. I always look for openings in the woods away from hunt travel tracks. I have had a great success with these type areas. I can not work up the ground real well , but clean the areas with a sye and rake them, broadcast seed and walk away. Most times I apply these areas a little heavyer then whats called for, if you have time rake in the top dirt, if not ,it seems to still grow. It seems to take 3-4 days to germinate.

I always look for damp areas with Jewel weed or Stinging nettles. The plot seems to grow well in these type areas.

Hope this helps you with me and my name...BT

Dan O.

I look after 2 properties. One is 1/2 an hour due south of Toronto and the other is about 3 hours north west. The climates of these two properties are so different that on one I can grow peaches and sweet cherries while the other is at the limit for corn. One has about 3 feet of snow during the winter and the other 14 feet.

Dan O.

Rob in VT

Kind of funny that everyone who has replied already has their location showing . With that said, I'm from central Vermont. Some good information is exchanged here. Keep it up, it is much appreciated.

. . . Rob