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Wheat is best just 3 -5 inches for deer to eat it...so plant it last or just a few weeks before season, wheat will grow on a rock...lol
 
I always shoot for second weekend of september depending on rain.......
Are you mixing the clover and wheat? and or Peas and wheat or planting all separate?
 
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foodplot":2inzbtcx said:
I always shoot for second weekend of september depending on rain.......
Are you mixing the clover and wheat? and or Peas and wheat or planting all separate?

Always a good date to shoot for. Sow the peas and wheat together, cover, then top sow the clover and leave it on top.


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All of it is going around the backyard. I have an old logging road that runs down one side that's probably 150' long on my property that I was planning on putting wheat and peas on. The clover along the edge and into the back side of the back yard. Just looking for something that'll feed them a little into the winter.

I'm going to overseed my yard with a rye in the fall. I figure they will eat on that too a little. They did at my other house.
 
buckaroo":3qd2jlc7 said:
Going to wet and cooler next 10 days, you think next week is too early for wheat and clover?

Are you wanting it for archery, muzzleloader, or rifle? You still have plenty of time. I wouldn't plant before Labor Day anyways.


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