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I want rain. I don't think any of mine are going to grow.

GL with the sale. I'm interested but too far to come pick it up.

From a complete newbie perspective, how would you gauge how light your soil is?

Amazon says that book is $100...why so much?

In for this thread. I just bought 24 acres here in Texas and am looking for ideas. I've got a 2 ponds and a wet weather creek that seems to hold water. From what I can tell over the last 3 weeks or so the deer like to use the edges of my property as a travel cooridor. I have some major thinning...

Thanks for sharing Foggy. I'm excited to start my journey soon on my own piece of heaven.

Oh wow that thing got mowed down.

This would be very interesting to know.

It's my understanding you broadcast into the standing vegetation, then mow/roll/knock down the thatch on top of it. Just clarifying because it seems you said doing your mowing/killing first.

I was thinking this as well.

This seems fun. How do you get into the blind without spooking anything in the tall stuff?

I'm enjoying this thread...it is giving me many more things to think about.

I assume you're spraying a bit before you broadcast to kill the previous crop? Or does the cultipacker terminate?

Based on the reading I've done and the podcasts I've listened to, the deer are after protein when they hit that green stuff. Acorns are full of carbohydrates and are sweeter, but the deer still need protein rich food.

I had not seen these before. I imagine they can be used by smaller tractors than the other no til drills? Seems just like a mini version but I don't see specs on weights or anything.

Hi all, new here and just doing tons of research before I dive into my first property I am in the process of buying. Was this recent termination you're crimping AFTER your drill? Has anyone done the crimp and drill in one pass?