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You will be amazed how quickly it will diappear after it freezes...  the will eat all of the greens first and then they will pull the bulbs out of the ground and eat them as well...

 

I plant a varaiety of different plots, but I firmly believe that giving them plenty to eat in the winter should be priority #1.  There is a ton of agriculture around me (corn and beans), so there is plenty to eat all summer long...   I now plant almost all brasicas and winter forage (8 acres this year)..  It keeps the deer frequenting your property and keeps them healty as they start the antler growing season.

 

Just my opinion, but I think you are doing the right thing!!

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You will be amazed how quickly it will diappear after it freezes...  the will eat all of the greens first and then they will pull the bulbs out of the ground and eat them as well...

 

I plant a varaiety of different plots, but I firmly believe that giving them plenty to eat in the winter should be priority #1.  There is a ton of agriculture around me (corn and beans), so there is plenty to eat all summer long...   I now plant almost all brasicas and winter forage (8 acres this year)..  It keeps the deer frequenting your property and keeps them healty as they start the antler growing season.

 

Just my opinion, but I think you are doing the right thing!!

 

I only have a few acres to work with and I use the groundhog max on my quad to do the plowing. I have to bring in the lime by the bag which gets costly. I have a half acre planted this yr hoping to get a little over an acre next yr in. I understand you should rotate  the brassicas with the perennials every 2 years ? I am mostly looking to attract in October when I bow hunt as the rifle season is a crap shoot where I am.

I am looking for advice as to what to plant in the spring as a cover crop, I think if I plant clover it will be browsed down to nothing as they are small plots.

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