Food Plots Just in time for the rain!!!!!

[Realtree]

Got up early and disced a plot and planted soybeans in it. Got the seeds covered and now it's raining here!! Perfect timing

 

[dirtyhands]

Looks good. How did you cover the seed? Did you just disc it over? I was thinking of growing some soybeans myself.

 

[csi-tech]

I'm afraid I'd bury my seeds to deep with my disc. I need a cultipacker. I may just use a utility pole this year.

 

[Realtree]

I just took my drag and went over it . It looked to do a decent job pulling the dirt over the seed. We will see in a few days.it got a couple hours of rain on it yesterday with more to come today.

 

[SMarshall]

Man, that looks great. Perfect timing.


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[Realtree]

It's my 1st time doing a bean plot . It probably won't last long with it being a acre plot but it'll be something until fall plots

 

[hitek7]

I disced mine in one year and drug them in the next year. The year I used the drag, I ran dove out every time I went there. Discing did not seem to be too deep but his will also depend on how loose your soil is.

 

[MickThompson]

You will probably get more for less by letting it go to weeds during the summer. We lost 3-4 acres of summer plots last year in Jackson Co. Deer never let it get up. At least you get the weeds for free.

 

[Realtree]

Beans are looking good. Probly 6 inches tall and deer tracks everywhere!!

 

[richmanbarbeque]

You will probably get more for less by letting it go to weeds during the summer. We lost 3-4 acres of summer plots last year in Jackson Co. Deer never let it get up. At least you get the weeds for free.

Probably right but I have done both and will plant eagle bean soybeans every time. They are a huge attractant that is unique to the deer in my plots. Weeds are everywhere and that makes my neighbors just as attractive. I have had to chase deer out of my beans but never my weeds. Plus, I have weeds all over my place. :)