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Hey Folks,
I have always planted my brassicas in a separate section of the food plot from the clover but I am seeing some great photos here of them growing right "in" the clover.
Are there any tricks to this?,.. I am guessing you mow right before the seeding but anything else I need to be...
So I was debating with Mike another plotter,.. neither of us are experts ,.. so we could use some help.
I got these dwarf essex rape seeds and was holding them for a fall planting,.. like about now in Mass. Like a typical brassica fall planting?
He said I should have dumped em into the...
Does anyone have this happen?
I am in my second year of a food plot and it seems this year at least the deer ate the greens/tops of the turnips and diakon radish,.. but I see no sign of them digging up the actual root part and eating that.
Will they eventually catch on, do others see this...
Not sure how many of you are aware of this blog ,..
For me,.. actually seeing the GPS movement of deer, on a topo, over compressed time, and how it changes seasonally is pretty dang cool
Subscribe to it, they have great articles that come out once a month...
So Mikmaze you said the above on another thread,..
Are you saying you put winter rye into your clover plots? I have noticed my clover dies back mid November here in New England. Is that a way of extending a clover plots tastiness for the deer ? I am new to all this so sorry if that seems...
So I have a Hay Farmer buddy who will let me put a crop in his Hay fields. I told him it would be an annual and have no impact on his hay.
I hope I am right,..?
Has any done this or have tips. I figure I can throw down seed cold weather crop,.. even with tall hay in the field it will...