Recent content by Victor Van Meter

Yeah, that may work. May mix them in with regular forage beans and see what happens.

Here is a couple links for "haybeans" https://nixahardware.com/product/laredo-forage-type-hay-bean/ https://missourisouthernseed.com/product/laredo-haybeans/

Thanks for the info. I may go a different route then.

Anyone use "hay beans" in a food plot? A local co-op sells them for less than $30 for 50 lb bag. From my research they appear to be a forage bean. Just curious if anyone has any experience with them? VV

Not sure this is true or not, but when I was looking at tractors, I was told that Mahindra changes parts manufacturers every few years to the least expensive choice. Thus, as was mentioned by buckdeer1, parts can be hard to find or, sometimes, impossible. I spent a little more and got a Kubota.

I purchased 3lbs from Merit Seed and will add it to a clover mix I am putting together.

I was considering putting this into a mix. The price is giving me pause. Can anyone who has planted it say the cost is worth it over other white clovers?

Good to know. Thanks for the info.

Moved my mom into a new rental and this tree is in the yard. Just curious what it is? Thanks for the help.

I didn't notice the difference, good eye.

Practically new. I mounted it and decided to go to a vertical pin. No sight tapes were even installed. $80 or trade for a single pin vertical slider.

Just curious if anyone has used this mix from Hancock? https://hancockseed.com/products/hancocks-spring-summer-food-plot-seed-mix

Thanks for the info.

I have an open field that I plan to plant a mix of oak seedlings into. Instead of trying to control the weeds around the seedlings, I thought of planting buckwheat around them. Good idea or bad idea? Thanks for the insight. VV

I planted sunn hemp one year and it came in great until the deer found it and it was back to dirt in just a couple days and never recovered.