thunderchicken10
Yearling... With promise
Hey guys, I've searched the forum and didn't find exactly the topic I was looking for. I'm currently having about 2 acres of low value trees cleared to create a food plot on my property. The property is located in Ohio County Kentucky and I've got the lime/fertilizer ready according to the soil test. I will till/disc in the ag lime as soon as he's done with the clearing. My question is, what's the best plan of attack moving forward? I was hoping to have this done in early June and I was going to plant RR soybeans to be able to battle the weeds. Due to a wet spring, the timing was thrown off. My thinking is to till in the ag lime and let it set for 2-3 weeks and then come in spray roundup to kill weeds and plant an annual fall blend. Then come back next spring and start with the RR beans to make sure I keep weeds under control.
Basically, what would be your steps in going from standing forest to a food plot this time of year? Thanks in advance.
Basically, what would be your steps in going from standing forest to a food plot this time of year? Thanks in advance.