Awesome ! Very nice work. Your Seed bed looks great. I like all your pointers of Safety with clothing and equipment and to watch out for low hanging branches. Keep on keeping on and Best of Luck Always and Thanks for sharing your videos. Stay Safe !
Ive found out its bettter to be SAFE THAN SORRY MANY A TIMES WHEN YOUNGER now I still carry the results of my younger days .But at 73 I have Learned from my mistakes an I want offer PEOPLE not to go through those In a HURRY MISTAKES ,IT COULD COST YOU YOUR LIFE !
Every year at this time I lime fertilize and plant and then get no rain so I'm replanting. I decided this year to disc my fields Lime and fertilize and disc again. They're ready for seed but I'm waiting for a rain event. Still nothing in the forecast. If I put the seed in now, what does germinate would burn up in this heat and the turkeys and other birds have a field day on any exposed seed. Not sure how my plots will turn out this year but I'm giving this plan a shot this year. Looking good Don, stay healthy!
Yep planting fall annuals can be a real pain with NO RAIN thsts why I plant soybeans an corn in the spring they have a longer time to mature And clover is always a year round food source .
Always like your prep videos don. One question tho why don't you invest in a pto driven cultivator it would help with so many trips up and down the field and probably save you some on diesel fuel for your tractor and you don't seem to have alot of rocks in your fields either
BECAUSE in the fall the ground is to hard alot of the time an pto cultivar or rototiller wouldn't go deep enough .I PROVED that to the Clive city council the rototiller kept KICKING out of gear an you can only move like a SNELL SPEED .Thanks for your viewing an comments I
Love your dirt working videos Don, we had a couple fails of soybeans this year our free soybeans from a neighbor didn't germinate too well, so last week we put all our fall crops in now hoping for some rain,good luck Don
Any recommendations on what to plant in the existing clover plot? We are in the middle of a drought in MO, so should I wait to plant until rain is in the forecast? The clover plot sits in the middle of the woods next to ag fields.
Would Ya'll Recommend That We Go Ahead and Plant Now? I live In Northern Texas. Planning On Wheat and Clover, But I Don't Really See Any Rain In the Forcast. I Was Planning For Around the Beginning of September. Still Hot as Hell Here lol
Your in Texas wait the wheat like cooler temperatures, the clover likes cooler weather too. ArrowLeaf is a good choice for Texas, wish we could grow it here.
Looking good Mr. Don. How many lbs of lime were you putting per acre? Can't wait to see what toyr going to plant. Looks like I'm going to order rye can't find it here.
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Appreciate your information on food plots, been very helpful in my food plot.
Love watching the process from start to finish. Good info.
Awesome ! Very nice work. Your Seed bed looks great. I like all your pointers of Safety with clothing and equipment and to watch out for low hanging branches. Keep on keeping on and Best of Luck Always and Thanks for sharing your videos. Stay Safe !
Ive found out its bettter to be SAFE THAN SORRY MANY A TIMES WHEN
YOUNGER now I still carry the results of my younger days .But at 73 I have
Learned from my mistakes an I want offer PEOPLE not to go through those
In a HURRY MISTAKES ,IT COULD COST YOU YOUR LIFE !
Every year at this time I lime fertilize and plant and then get no rain so I'm replanting. I decided this year to disc my fields Lime and fertilize and disc again. They're ready for seed but I'm waiting for a rain event. Still nothing in the forecast. If I put the seed in now, what does germinate would burn up in this heat and the turkeys and other birds have a field day on any exposed seed. Not sure how my plots will turn out this year but I'm giving this plan a shot this year. Looking good Don, stay healthy!
Yep planting fall annuals can be a real pain with NO RAIN thsts why
I plant soybeans an corn in the spring they have a longer time to mature
And clover is always a year round food source .
I relate to your giving back to the Whitetail and other critters.
And I appreciate your do it right philosophy.
Planting foodplots aren't necessary to take a Deer ,but they can draw in
Other WILDLIFE that you may not of had a opportunity to see.
Always like your prep videos don. One question tho why don't you invest in a pto driven cultivator it would help with so many trips up and down the field and probably save you some on diesel fuel for your tractor and you don't seem to have alot of rocks in your fields either
BECAUSE in the fall the ground is to hard alot of the time an pto cultivar or
rototiller wouldn't go deep enough .I PROVED that to the Clive city council
the rototiller kept KICKING out of gear an you can only move like a SNELL SPEED .Thanks for your viewing an comments I
Love your dirt working videos Don, we had a couple fails of soybeans this year our free soybeans from a neighbor didn't germinate too well, so last week we put all our fall crops in now hoping for some rain,good luck Don
Yes sir planting food plots can be risky the weather the seed quality an
on an on but a least you gave it your best !
Did you Innoculate the seed was it a first time planting?
Any recommendations on what to plant in the existing clover plot? We are in the middle of a drought in MO, so should I wait to plant until rain is in the forecast? The clover plot sits in the middle of the woods next to ag fields.
Forage oats work well an germinate fast after a rain .
What type of truck did you pick that load up with
Would Ya'll Recommend That We Go Ahead and Plant Now? I live In Northern Texas. Planning On Wheat and Clover, But I Don't Really See Any Rain In the Forcast. I Was Planning For Around the Beginning of September. Still Hot as Hell Here lol
You got plenty of time to plant just remember NO RAIN NO GRAIN the
clover will still be around next year also
Your in Texas wait the wheat like cooler temperatures, the clover likes cooler weather too. ArrowLeaf is a good choice for Texas, wish we could grow it here.
Alright, I Appreciate the Info! Thank You.
You do not do anything half ass, nice job sir!
Even when you do your best with what you have IT STILL TAKES GOD TO
SEND YOU TIMELY RAIN !
Looking good Mr. Don. How many lbs of lime were you putting per acre? Can't wait to see what toyr going to plant. Looks like I'm going to order rye can't find it here.
right around a 1000pounds per acre