Looks great. They'll get taller in the summer to about waist high if I recall. I planted a plot like that once and man did the deer love it. I put in an exclusion cage to see what the growth looked like where the deer could not get to it and it was double the height inside than outside the cage. Thanks for sharing.
I would think so. The weight of the tractor would help too. I would just do 2-3 passes over it. I have noticed in the past the best areas are in the tractor tire runs
I have seen that, looks like good stuff. Provides variety. Historically I have done Alyce Clover, Vetch and Cow Peas but the clover and vetch take too long to come in for the price. Switched it the last two years to straight Peas and the Deer dont seem to care
mil organite will kepp them off. each application works for 2 weeks. two applications and they wont eat it down.
Buytrac I’m with cleth
Looks great. They'll get taller in the summer to about waist high if I recall. I planted a plot like that once and man did the deer love it. I put in an exclusion cage to see what the growth looked like where the deer could not get to it and it was double the height inside than outside the cage. Thanks for sharing.
Great idea, have done that before and forgot. I will add a cage for reference
Great video. Keep them coming , Barry
Thanks Uncle Barry, glad you are watching!
Basagran will kill the nutsedge but it's expensive and you have to mix it correctly. Good video.
Thank you !
Good stuff. I don’t have a disc. Would it be ok to cultipack after a broadcasted on damp soft soil?
I would think so. The weight of the tractor would help too. I would just do 2-3 passes over it. I have noticed in the past the best areas are in the tractor tire runs
@@Yellowlab247_Outdoors great thank you!
Looks great...I'm planting a bag of Lab Lab plus this year, it has cow peas in it...i wanted to try something different than the normal clover etc
I have seen that, looks like good stuff. Provides variety. Historically I have done Alyce Clover, Vetch and Cow Peas but the clover and vetch take too long to come in for the price. Switched it the last two years to straight Peas and the Deer dont seem to care