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<blockquote data-quote="gtk" data-source="post: 5865524" data-attributes="member: 795"><p>One of my best food plots I ever had was done similar. I planted winter wheat one fall , then pretty much ignored it all summer. It was thick enough to keep the weeds "in check". Come Sept I cut it down, disked it back up, then planted clover & fertilized with 0-20-20.</p><p></p><p>The wheat sprouted back up quickly, and I believe it helped "shade" the clover, and hte clover did great as well. That plot actually lasted several seasons. For several years after that, i would just mow, fertilize, repeat. The wheat came back less & less each year, but the clover thrived.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gtk, post: 5865524, member: 795"] One of my best food plots I ever had was done similar. I planted winter wheat one fall , then pretty much ignored it all summer. It was thick enough to keep the weeds "in check". Come Sept I cut it down, disked it back up, then planted clover & fertilized with 0-20-20. The wheat sprouted back up quickly, and I believe it helped "shade" the clover, and hte clover did great as well. That plot actually lasted several seasons. For several years after that, i would just mow, fertilize, repeat. The wheat came back less & less each year, but the clover thrived. [/QUOTE]
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