Food Plots The rain snuck up and bit me!

[dirtyhands]

I was out in my plot preparing the soil and the rain showed up out of nowhere. I was using a fence to drag it all smooth. I would have liked to have gotten it a little smoother but I knew if I waited any longer I would not have time to throw out seed. I was able to broadcast the daikon radishes and it started raining right as I was finishing up. Will the rain be enough to push the seed into the soil or should I run the fence over it tomorrow if it's dry enough?

 

[Jcalder]

If the seed is like clover seed you should be fine with it on top


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[tellico4x4]

It'll be fine, just cultipacked by mother nature!

 

[MickThompson]

I prefer to simply top sow my fine seed anyways.

 

[biglieslittletruth]

i never drag my clover or brassica and it does fine

 

[dirtyhands]

Awesome thanks yall I will just leave it be then.

 

[dirtyhands]

Well I couldn't help myself and went ahead and drug the seeds under the day after the little rain we got. Apparently it wasn't enough to get the seeds to sprout. They only sprouted along the tree line which is shaded most of the day. Should I put out more seed right before the next rain or will the original seed be OK? I don't want to overcrowd the radishes I want them to get as big as possible.