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This year most would consider them "micros" since each one will be approximately a quarter of an acre. I will be heading over there tomorrow to put in a swimming pool for a watering hole and either than or Sunday seeding both areas. Next spring I plan on enlarging them to hopefully at least a...

Just cannot pull that off right now. I am going to wait until spring and do a good clearing of the area first and than get the lime put out. Not sure how the heck I will be spreading a ton of lime down though :) I found a local place where (off the top of my head so maybe a few bucks off)...

According to my soil tests clover is not going to grow there unless I can bring the Ph level of soil up. It is only at 4.7 right now.

I am over in Groton.

Natty, That is sort of what I was thinking. I guess I will haul the seed down into the basement so it will stay usable for next year. Thanks for your reply.

I am in Mass and we have had no rain in what seems forever and we are only about 6 weeks away from opening day. So is anyone up in this neck of the woods still going to try and get a food plot in or would folks from different area's of the country under similar circumstances try and get one...

Thanks for the responses guys. As of right now the area I want to plant in is shaded but I will be cutting down a whole of trees shorty and we will also be loosing at the leafs soon so the area will be getting sunlight. I plan on doing winter rye and a few mores seeds this year since that rye...

Can anyone throw me some help with the question I asked in post 211? Thanks.

What if you are planting in the woods with years of leaves? Do folks suggest blowing the leafs and than seed or just run the spreader with the seeds on top of the leafs and than just flatten everything down(since the seeds will fall under the leafs). I would run over the area with my track...

Man I would like to build one of those for the ground so I could just drive my track chair into it. Need a lot of trees cleared first on my little piece of property. And than a nice little food plot to get some folks to stop on by.

YIKES. Thank you for the reply.

Is Hancock Farm a place that has good prices on seeds? They had a 50 pound bag of winter rye for about 20 dollars I believe. Not sure what the shipping charges from them are like. Thanks.

Scott44, Thank you very much for the detailed reply. I guess there was even more to the LC than I thought.

Silly first question on the forum but I see a lot of people mention "LC" grain. Is that a brand name or an abriviation? Thanks.