March Foodplot Pics

[onside]

We see a lot of "before" pics, so I thought I would show some "after" pics. Here are the Eagle Soybeans picked clean.

Approximately 4' tall. A little hard to hunt before a heavy frost.

Clover is starting to come out of dormancy and is looking good.

 

[onside]

Just completed a project that was a long time coming. 13 apple trees in the ground, caged and screened.

 

[Bayou Buck]

Looks good!

 

[richmanbarbeque]

Awesome pics!

 

[Football Hunter]

Dont forget to add some pollinators in there for those apples.Looks great.

 

[onside]

I'm using Grimes Golden as my main pollinator. I've planted Arkansas Black, Mary Reid, Keener Seedling, Liberty, Blacktwig, Stayman, and Enterprise so far.

David Vernon at Century Farms Orchard in North Carolina is very helpful with any questions you might have. He also has a nice website.

If all goes as planned I should have apples dropping from early September through early December.

 

[Rdavis]

Nice looking pics!

 

[jmb4wd]

That's cool, nice pics. My eagles are still full of pods and beans, thinking of bushhog them for the birds and turkeys. Every time I drive by, I bet 100 song birds fly out

 

[Jarred525]

Nice looking plots and trees.

 

[Dawg-N-TN]

nice pics. good luck with the apple trees

 

[leebowhunts]

So , I guess you like those eagle beans, what type did you grow. Im looking at the Big Lad. Great pics.

 

[onside]

I've never planted anything but Manager's Mix. I was afraid the Big Lad would get too tall for my needs. The MM has been great the last 3 years and I guess I'll keep using them.

 

[8 POINTS OR BETTER]

where are you getting your eagle beans?

 

[ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER]

great pics

 

[onside]

I purchase my beans each year at the Co-op in Lawrenceburg. They do not stock them, but I go in about a month in advance and have them order me a bag.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

I like that, your definitely doing those trees right.

 

[Boone 58]

Looks great Stephen