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TJ'S Farm and Family
United States
Приєднався 28 вер 2017
This channel focuses on country living, family, and my favorite hobbies like hunting and Habitat Improvement. I go in depth on planting fall and spring food plots, including maintenance such as liming, fertilizing, and mowing. If you are interested in crops such as wheat, rye, clover, beans, peas, brassicas, oats and sorghum, this channel is for you. I also review equipment that I own such as my Kioti tractor and Kawasaki Mule. I love whitetail deer but I plant food plots and manage habitat for all wildlife.
Buck Forage Oats vs. All the Others!
In this video, I compare Buck Forage Oats with 2 other varieties I planted for my fall food plot.
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Fall Food Plot Update. Filling in the holes with clover and Brassica.
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This is the first look at my fall food plot after 3 weeks of growth. I filled in the low spots with clover and brassica. The fall food plot consists of turnips, radishes and other brassicas on one side and a mix of clover, winter peas, winter rye (overseeded later), soy beans, and buckwheat.
2024 Fall Food Plot Mix
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Step -by-step explanation of my 2024 Fall Food Plot which consists of a variety of clovers, buckwheat, winter peas, soybeans, oats, rye (overseeded later) on one side and turnips, radishes, and other brassicas on the other half. I explain fall food plot planting dates, liming, and fertilizing.
Cost of a 1 acre premium food plot. Save Money!
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This video breaks down the total cost of a 1 acre food plot and has key tips to save money in the process.
Digging a Water Hole with my Kioti 2610.
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In this video, I show a water hole that I dug out with the front bucket of my Kioti 2610. I have a piranha toothbrush that cut effortlessly through the clay and topsoil.
Mowing rye and prepping for switchgrass
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Mowing rye and prepping for switchgrass
Whitetail Institute Clover / Fusion Update
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Whitetail Institute Clover / Fusion Update
KAWASAKI MULE PREPPING SUNFLOWER PLOT WITH KOLPIN 3 PT HITCH
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KAWASAKI MULE PREPPING SUNFLOWER PLOT WITH KOLPIN 3 PT HITCH
Spreading Pellitized Lime in the Food Plot.
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Spreading Pellitized Lime in the Food Plot.
Food Plot Preperation with ATV / UTV and Kolpin 3 Pt. Hitch
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Food Plot Preperation with ATV / UTV and Kolpin 3 Pt. Hitch
Kolpin 3 point hitch review / Kawasaki Mule Food Plot
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Kolpin 3 point hitch review / Kawasaki Mule Food Plot
Spreading 1,000 lbs of lime on my food plot
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Spreading 1,000 lbs of lime on my food plot
2019 Kawasaki Trans Mule Tire Upgrade
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2019 Kawasaki Trans Mule Tire Upgrade
2019 Kawasaki 4010 Trans Mule Review
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2019 Kawasaki 4010 Trans Mule Review
Goats, Lambs, and Pigs, all where they belong
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Goats, Lambs, and Pigs, all where they belong
What a blessing to see you working with your daughter ! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I hope you have a great deer season !
@kurtlanford1448 Thanks, she's my best helper. I have 3 other daughters, so much of the work I do is increase their likely success.
I may not have made it clear in the video, but plot 1 and the buck forage oats were planted the same date about 75 yards apart, in the same field. Plot 1 is a little closer to the road. Plot 2, the mature oats are in the same field as well but planted earlier. Since they matured, I concluded they were not browsed heavily. I hadn't intended to compare them but at the end of the summer I realized I had 3 separate oats plots, in the same field. Thanks for watching.
Good video ya I l😅the buck Folge oats.How you're Brassicas doing..They are doing well
@@patrothwell9138 My breassicas are fantastic.
I Have used and like the buck forest oats but I don’t know if they are twice as good as others considering they are almost twice the price here in south Mississippi
@heathalford4721 My feed mill sells it for the best price I've seen but it certainly is more expensive than traditional oats.
here at our local feed stores the BFO are about $36-40 I think. Regular are $19-24
I've used Buck Forage oats for years now mixed with rye under a no till system and they work great! I hope you have as much luck as I have with that mix.
@@redriveraerialphotography5780 Thank you. It will definitely be a staple in my mixes from here on out.
The field hasnt been fertilized like the food plot has. A true test would be to plant every sample of oats in the same field at the same time. Great idea but you need to take the variables out. Its way too skewed towards the Buck oats.
@sandych33ks1 It wasn't my original intent to compare them but it worked out that I had 3 oats plots at the end of the summer. The first field has seen fertilizer and lime and was planted on the same date. It's about 75 yards away, in the same field.
All I see is oats planted 3 different times of the year. The ones with peas did the best. 😂
@@JayN4GO Plot 1 and buck forage oats were planted the same day, in the same field, about 75 yards apart.
@@tjsfarmandfamily oh ok. Sorry I misunderstood
Unless you put all different varieties in the same plot, it's not apples to apples.
@daveguttormson6315 True. It wasn't my original intent to compare them but they definitely browsed the BF oats more. Maybe I'll attempt a side by side comparison next year.
@daveguttormson6315 Right, I realize its not a perfect comparison but I hadn't preplanned a head to head match up and it kind of happened on its own.
How many pounds per acre did you plant and was they drilled or broadcasted?
@dustybowhunter I did around 30 lbs ofbBF oats, broadcasted. I have a video that goes into more detail.
What feed mill were you using?
Westford Milling
I seen her last week in the field across the road from your house in the soybeans. Beautiful I was always told to pass growing up was said it was back luck to shoot one
Mine got thick spots and i tried very hard not to over seed, its thick patches thank god and not thick all over, i went threw also and thinned some spots back out! I hate pulling a perfectly growing plant but i knew if i didn't yhey would stunt bad!
Im doing brassicas to but i won't plant a mix with brassica and grain cause the grain will be mature and out grow the brassica. Some people like it but i would rather have young grain and not worry about seeding out before frost hits, and i get my brassicas in about 65 75 days before expected frost cause they will still mature after frost hits! Hopefully the rain will cooperate and we can enjoy our hard work! Good luck this season bub!
@troybrake5686 Thanks for the comment. I usually wait a month or so before I overseed with rye but I think I'll just do it on my mix side and frost seed clover in the brassicas in early spring. Good luck.
Great video
@@patrothwell9138 Thank you!
Nice Camo Guys , an under utilized necessity .
@@TheYeti308 Thanks
Always...especially a pure white doe....6-7 year old buck...now I would have to think about that a little harder.
Looking good. Maybe the rain washed all those brassica seeds into a pile. Where are you that you’re 3 weeks in? The screen is so great. I didn’t have good luck with it.
@JBesq Maybe, or maybe it has something to do with my drain tile that was installed. I'm in NW PA, in the snow belt. Thanks for watching.
Oh yeah...hope that music doesn't get stuck in my head! Lol
Similar set up as mine.... Screen looks good. The rest looks good too...winter rye? Can't see it good enough to tell.. But anyway, we're right on schedule, brother!
@@timhatfield6367 Buck forage oats. Rye will go in soon.
Fish n a barrel….fish n a barrel
Nope I do too. Corn,soybeans,milo and clover,oats,wheat,greens. for late season green food.
You said spread your seed and your camera fainted! Lmfao 😆😆😆
To fill in low spots you drag it. Heavy piece of timber or metal rail. Anything that's wide flat and heavy. Some people use a piece of railroad rail. WE put the drag behind the disk. Old school.
Glad to see you still have ol’ Rick Kohler’s sweatshirt
How thick is the plexiglass?
@@trabenwar I don't remember exactly. It's pretty thin.
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"Billy get the 12 gauge, their in the damn fields again!"
Thanks for sharing, that's going to be a great area really soon! Where do you get your switch grass seed?
Earnst seeds
All you need is potash; 0-0-60 after you get your PH right!
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That support bar you put in to keep from bending did that come with it or just something you made?
No, Kolpin makes that.
Was your top speed reduced by the larger tires?
Not that I am aware of, but it doesn't have a speedo.
How loud was it when u shot inside?
Not bad, you want to make sure the barrel is out of the blind for sure though!
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That's a fluke gene...shoot and mount..it's random in all deer any deer can birth a fluke
Here in Czech Republic where I’m from there’s this legend that says when an albino animal is killed, a hunter will die wihin a year and day….so I would definitely be just looking
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