Food Plots Too late to sow wheat?

[bigtex]

I know it's really late to sow anything but my plots got hammered. [winter wheat, oats, clover and cereal rye] All my plots are down to the ground and even have some bare spots from over grazing. Just looking for something to tide them over until Spring.
Thoughts?

 

[bloodtrailing]

Too late

 

[yellalinehunter]

Fertilizer right before a rain and hope for some warm temps to jumpstart your plots. I'm talking 34-0-0

 

[Popcorn]

It's never too late. I mix wheat, fertilizer, Pell lime when ever I need to boost a plot in fall or winter. It will be slow but a few days like we are having this week and it will germinate. The thatch will help cover and hide the seed.

 

[deerhunter10]

Go ahead. It'll come up. Especially with our weather right now.

 

[Ski]

It's never too late. I mix wheat, fertilizer, Pell lime when ever I need to boost a plot in fall or winter. It will be slow but a few days like we are having this week and it will germinate. The thatch will help cover and hide the seed.

Same here. It comes up thin and slow but it does come up. The biggest benefit IMO is the way it explodes in early spring. Makes for an excellent green blanket for summer plot seed or leave it standing to provide fawning and poult cover.

 

[skipperbrown]

Not too late in my experience especially with these warm temps.

 

[TNTreeman]

All depends on weather.

 

[CritterGitter]

Id think itd come up great right now

 

[bigtex]

Thanks everyone for the quick and helpful input. I did sow, fertilize and limed a couple of my plots today. Total area was around 4 acres. Fingers crossed that the forecasted heavy rain doesn't wash everything away.

 

[Griswold]

Never to late to top sow wheat

 

[Wonderland]

I broadcasted some wheat in March last year before green up started and it made seed heads at the same time as the wheat I planted in September. This was in Arkansas.