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17 minutes ago, mowin said:

What did you plant and when? 

I planted Biologic radishes biologic winter greens biologic winter peas biologic final forage and antler king honey hole and channel soybeans.  
 

I mowed in June and July and then sprayed And fertilized and then tilled and then planted around July 25 I do it around the date every year  and get pretty good results only one year was so so  

Also the whole outer edge of my field has about a 4 1/2 foot reign of thick clover and Rye.  

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1 minute ago, Otto said:

Are you seeding barefoot?  That’s the Amish way.

Ha. Actually was wearing flip flops as soon as I posted that I went uh oh.  

As I recall it was a warm day and I might’ve had a few ruby reds kolsch for seed spreader lube…yeah that’s my excuse.  

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27 minutes ago, Lomax said:

I planted Biologic radishes biologic winter greens biologic winter peas biologic final forage and antler king honey hole and channel soybeans.  
 

I mowed in June and July and then sprayed And fertilized and then tilled and then planted around July 25 I do it around the date every year  and get pretty good results only one year was so so  

Also the whole outer edge of my field has about a 4 1/2 foot reign of thick clover and Rye.  

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Wow, I'm just starting to learn about food plots. Yours is something I can only hope to do in the future. Nice job.

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It’s my 7th year or so doing them so still trying different things.  The winter peas are a first time planting this year so we will see how they do.  
When I got started I just watched some YouTube videos and the big mower and tiller Made it possible along with the tow behind sprayer and tow behind spreader.  But luckily I am blessed with really good soil I live in the lake Plains region so it’s a mix of Sandy loam and clay and used to be an old very firm so I think there’s some natural fertilizer.  Right now the hickory trees and apples are in play but it’s nice to see them in the plots early getting conditioned

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1 hour ago, Robhuntandfish said:

Did you put in corn by the Buckform again this year? 

I tried but it didn’t come in good some of the beans did but they got devoured earlier in the summer.   Mowed a 30 yd strip down the field a couple weeks ago and it’s already started to green up in spots should be a nice shooting sendaro 

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21 minutes ago, Lomax said:

I tried but it didn’t come in good some of the beans did but they got devoured earlier in the summer.   Mowed a 30 yd strip down the field a couple weeks ago and it’s already started to green up in spots should be a nice shooting sendaro 

You got it more than covered anyway with those Ireland green plots.  

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