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<blockquote data-quote="WDS" data-source="post: 3747614" data-attributes="member: 1478"><p>Unless you have a dozer guy that is extremely good, preferably with and excavator with a thumb so he can shake all top soil out of the stump, leave a few trees and cut the rest. Deer will b more comfortable coming out into the plot, but growing trees in a plot will prevent any good plot growth on the drip line of said standing tree. Lime like hell and start with buckwheat to leave a good phosphorous residue. too late this year obviously, but I highly rec. buckwheat. after that , wheat and purple top turnips ....... natural plow. mix some DER in that turnip/medium red clover /winter wheat mix and you should be fine. get pH up, then add Will ladino and a tad more medium red clover. </p><p></p><p>I have had best longevity on white clover utilizing Will Ladino. I have had poor success with high dollar clovers ( Imperial Whitetail, ect) than anything. Get the pH correct, and you will succeed. I am blessed to have a farm where I can experiment heavily. Any cleared ground is planted. BSK can vouch for this. </p><p></p><p>Try the above and you will be Happy, Happy, Happy ! </p><p></p><p>I would be glad to share my blends I utilize. Just PM me.</p><p></p><p>-WDS</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WDS, post: 3747614, member: 1478"] Unless you have a dozer guy that is extremely good, preferably with and excavator with a thumb so he can shake all top soil out of the stump, leave a few trees and cut the rest. Deer will b more comfortable coming out into the plot, but growing trees in a plot will prevent any good plot growth on the drip line of said standing tree. Lime like hell and start with buckwheat to leave a good phosphorous residue. too late this year obviously, but I highly rec. buckwheat. after that , wheat and purple top turnips ....... natural plow. mix some DER in that turnip/medium red clover /winter wheat mix and you should be fine. get pH up, then add Will ladino and a tad more medium red clover. I have had best longevity on white clover utilizing Will Ladino. I have had poor success with high dollar clovers ( Imperial Whitetail, ect) than anything. Get the pH correct, and you will succeed. I am blessed to have a farm where I can experiment heavily. Any cleared ground is planted. BSK can vouch for this. Try the above and you will be Happy, Happy, Happy ! I would be glad to share my blends I utilize. Just PM me. -WDS [/QUOTE]
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