Recent content by Tpstacy

And I'll say my favorite mix is a cereal grain, crimson clover, red clover, and daikon radish. Nothing fancy, good for the soil, and feeds deer almost year round.

Depending on where you live, you can probably find a local seed supplier. Just Google it. I have a great one in my small town who I use every year. I get great prices, don't pay shipping, and support local business. Best of all worlds!

I should add, the leaves grow back on mine but I don't get huge tubers either because of the browse.

I would say browse pressure. Here in South Central Kentucky my deer HAMMER radishes. Hard to find one without the leaves browsed. I use them for that reason and they also keep the pressure off young clovers.

Does anyone know why nitrosurf is not supposed to be used with glyphosate? Says as much on the keystone site and I can't figure out the reasoning.

Found a passion for hunting later in life, found an even bigger passion for land management about 2 years ago. Have my own piece of heaven in West-Central Kentucky that I've been working on for 2 seasons now. Was able to harvest this guy and couldn't be happier. Not a giant, but man does it...

I'm in a similar boat here, I've got waist high weeds in 1 and 2 year old clover plots. However I don't have a way to mow them right now otherwise I would. I do have the ability to spray imazethapyr/cleth/gly, but I'm wondering if that will do anything since they're heading out. Should I just...

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Is it worth adding Berseem Clover to a mix this fall in Central Kentucky? My seed supplier thinks it will probably winter kill and I tend to agree. The mix also will contain wheat, red clover, and a small amount of radishes. I love the quick growth berseem can put on in the fall and the...

Quick question for you all. I broadcast Hutcheson (non rr) soybeans yesterday before a heavy rain. I was not able to spray my Imazethapyr and glyphosate cocktail on the plot. I will be on my property again tomorrow and will be able to spray roughly 48 hours after broadcasting. Am I safe to...