decisions, decisions, what to do

[LA man]

my plots are nice and green right now, winter wheat and clover. i dont know if i want to disk them up and replant for summer. and if i do with what. whats a guy to do

 

[richmanbarbeque]

I wouldn't. If you have a good stand of clover I would leave it. To much natural browse in the woods to worry about summer plots unless they are new plots that will be replanted in the fall anyways.

 

[LA man]

i will plant a fall crop of wheat and oats

 

[BowGuy84]

Im planting buckwheat just to help and improve my soil...if I had a good plot going already and didnt buy too much seed last year (like I did) I would just let them ride.

 

[JCDEERMAN]

I'd leave it: less work, less money, plenty of benefit to wildlife just how it is.

 

[Football Hunter]

wouldnt bother the clover if its doing good

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Ive got the same deal right now. Ill tell you what Im gonna do. Bushhog so the wheat will be cut down lower and will allow the clover to take off better. Then just broadcast buckwheat into at about 50% of the recommended rate rite before a rain. Ill sow buckwheat heavier into any thin spots. One reason for this is that my deer really like buckwheat and because I expect another summer drought that clover just wont make it through in my fields but buckwheat will.

 

[LA man]

i think i will get me some buckwheat and do as steve says, thanks