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<blockquote data-quote="tellico4x4" data-source="post: 5848995" data-attributes="member: 2474"><p>I appreciate what you are trying to accomplish with killing nanny's all over the state, but obviously you don't have a lot of food plot planting experience. In 40 years of doing them I've never done one that was "real easy" . Soil testing, spreading lime to get ph correct, spraying weeds, planting* , fertilizing, praying for rain. Re- doing it all over again if you don't get timely rain. None of that is "easy" or cheap. Of course that doesn't include equipment cost, fuel, equipment maintenance & repair, herbicide, time, etc...,, " Break ground, throw seed & pray for rain" is a recipe for disaster., Good thing that you know folks that will let you take advantage of their hard work & $ to support your endeavor. </p><p></p><p>* Our seed cost alone exceeded $3k, nothing easy about that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tellico4x4, post: 5848995, member: 2474"] I appreciate what you are trying to accomplish with killing nanny's all over the state, but obviously you don't have a lot of food plot planting experience. In 40 years of doing them I've never done one that was "real easy" . Soil testing, spreading lime to get ph correct, spraying weeds, planting* , fertilizing, praying for rain. Re- doing it all over again if you don't get timely rain. None of that is "easy" or cheap. Of course that doesn't include equipment cost, fuel, equipment maintenance & repair, herbicide, time, etc...,, " Break ground, throw seed & pray for rain" is a recipe for disaster., Good thing that you know folks that will let you take advantage of their hard work & $ to support your endeavor. * Our seed cost alone exceeded $3k, nothing easy about that. [/QUOTE]
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