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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 4983205" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>We did beans and peas in our spring/summer plots....deer hammered them....then in late September we seeded a fall blend of wheat, oats, rye, crimson clover and rape in those same plots....we were fortunate to get some good rain and they are thick and green now......I will warn you though...you mention micro plots....small plots of soybeans and peas will get wiped out quickly if there is no other Ag in your area....I'm studying on an electric fence system to run around some of our smaller plots just to keep the deer off them until they are mature enough to handle heavy browsing....also pull soil test and if the budget allows....fertilize and lime per test results ...QDMA has allot of information about food plots as well as Growing Deer TV....tons of good reading material on the topic as well as videos....one big hurdle many guys experience is having the equipment to get the job done...and it sounds like you have that taken care of.....good luck with your future food plots!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 4983205, member: 20594"] We did beans and peas in our spring/summer plots....deer hammered them....then in late September we seeded a fall blend of wheat, oats, rye, crimson clover and rape in those same plots....we were fortunate to get some good rain and they are thick and green now......I will warn you though...you mention micro plots....small plots of soybeans and peas will get wiped out quickly if there is no other Ag in your area....I'm studying on an electric fence system to run around some of our smaller plots just to keep the deer off them until they are mature enough to handle heavy browsing....also pull soil test and if the budget allows....fertilize and lime per test results ...QDMA has allot of information about food plots as well as Growing Deer TV....tons of good reading material on the topic as well as videos....one big hurdle many guys experience is having the equipment to get the job done...and it sounds like you have that taken care of.....good luck with your future food plots! [/QUOTE]
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