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Yeah I feel pretty decent about the one plot but with all the pictures of hogs I got on the other I’m not sure there was a seed left to germinate on it. Will wait for some rain and throw down some rye pretty heavy on that one. Who knows when that’s gonna be, looking pretty dry for awhile right...

Got to check on 2 of the 3 plots I put out 3 weeks ago. The killdown with a backpack sprayer worked great but germination on one field was almost non existent, the other was coming up but still really small. Had 2” of rain since planting. Hogs and other critters I think where the main problem...

It’d been about a month for us. Luckily/ unluckily a hurricane is coming through so definitely gonna get some. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well it was a little early for our area but threw out some seed on a few fields Saturday and got a good rain down there today with more to come. Mowed them a week back then sprayed Saturday and spread seed. Vitalize mix on one field then wheat oats rye clover and brassicas on the others...

Sounds like a plan. I’ll probably do half mow half not just to see the difference on some spots. If anything looks spotty I’ll just make sure I have rye to fill things in. Then I get to figure out what to do in the spring again. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here’s what I got so far. First is the vitalize mix and other 2 are different mixes (peas, beans, sunflower, millet, sorghum, buckwheat). I’m pretty sure I’m doing the vitalize again on the one field, may add some extra rye later on. Rye and clover is exactly what I was thinking for most of...

So I would assume the green cover would have more cereal grains than the Vitalize which is what I figured. I’d probably be fine with either but was just curious if I was missing something. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So I’m just getting started on this whole foodplot stuff outside of the wheat and oats we till in in the fall most years. I planted some summer mixes this year and am planning on just broadcasting seed into my summer plots this fall (south Alabama). For most of the fields I’m going to just use...

8lbs 11oz and 28”. Might be the biggest bass I’ve ever caught but not the heaviest. She was pulling me wherever she wanted in the kayak. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk