Here's a little before and after of a Honey Hole plot that we're putting in. How does it look so far?
4 hours ago
Just a thought for you and others... fall plots usually peas, kale, turnips, and raddish germinate very easily. And so does clover if you’re planting that. Why go through all the work of turning over the ground and bringing weed seeds up and drying out that subsoil? You have it sprayed off, just brush hog it, seed it and roll it in. No till is a great way to conserve your equipment, keep moisture in the soil/around your seed and make for a great top structure to your soil...
What ya planting?
Need some rain
Brown rice !☠
Tune in tomorrow morning as our team reveals the bucks they are chasing this fall.
8 hours ago
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Here's a little before and after of a Honey Hole plot that we're putting in. How does it look so far?
4 hours ago
Just a thought for you and others... fall plots usually peas, kale, turnips, and raddish germinate very easily. And so does clover if you’re planting that. Why go through all the work of turning over the ground and bringing weed seeds up and drying out that subsoil? You have it sprayed off, just brush hog it, seed it and roll it in. No till is a great way to conserve your equipment, keep moisture in the soil/around your seed and make for a great top structure to your soil...
What ya planting?
Need some rain
Brown rice !☠
Tune in tomorrow morning as our team reveals the bucks they are chasing this fall.
8 hours ago
