love clover! if you don't have access to an aerator, another way to break up soil compaction is to broadcast some radishes and rye in your clover just before mowing. i try to do this around labor day weekend every year before a rain. i'm in zone 5 btw
Sometimes my high elevation spots seem to drought out in the summer. I have been top dressing them with brassicas in August to take advantage of the nitrogen. Seems to work.
Great video as always. Question about spraying, do you spray the IMOX, Section Three, and WayPoint all together at the same time? Or separate? Hoping to establish a nice clover plot this fall, so this was extremely helpful.
Than a for tuning in! We mix all the chemicals together. If you have any other questions about it, you can ask it on our latest DeerCast post, and Mark will record a video answering all the questions!
Hey great tip on mowing just before season. Im in ohio i dono if i can mow that late in the season tho. And i like mowing my clover tall to. I only mowed it once earlier this yr cause its just to dry to mow now. Mite have to wait till late august
You guys mention using Butyrac, Section Three. Is there a go to herbicide? I’ve used Clethodim or arrest with very little success. Also, I have deer grazing my clover the same day after spraying. Is this safe? That stuff smells horrible. Not sure how they tolerate eating after that.
Just found your channel, love the topics. When you spray clover in fall, what do you mean by "fall" and are you spraying Imox then as well? Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. I greatly appreciate it!
Hey there! So glad to hear you’re loving the content! We spray our clover early September with Imox. If you’re looking for more information, we share a lot of articles and tips on our DeerCast platform. Happy hunting!
love clover! if you don't have access to an aerator, another way to break up soil compaction is to broadcast some radishes and rye in your clover just before mowing. i try to do this around labor day weekend every year before a rain. i'm in zone 5 btw
How low can the temps get overnight before you loose palatability of the clover? Alot of us hunt way up northern lattitudes than you.
Sometimes my high elevation spots seem to drought out in the summer. I have been top dressing them with brassicas in August to take advantage of the nitrogen. Seems to work.
Great video as always. Question about spraying, do you spray the IMOX, Section Three, and WayPoint all together at the same time? Or separate? Hoping to establish a nice clover plot this fall, so this was extremely helpful.
We mix them all together, one pass cleans up the plots nicely!
Than a for tuning in! We mix all the chemicals together. If you have any other questions about it, you can ask it on our latest DeerCast post, and Mark will record a video answering all the questions!
Hey great tip on mowing just before season. Im in ohio i dono if i can mow that late in the season tho. And i like mowing my clover tall to. I only mowed it once earlier this yr cause its just to dry to mow now. Mite have to wait till late august
Glad you enjoyed this video! Best of luck this fall.
You guys mention using Butyrac, Section Three. Is there a go to herbicide? I’ve used Clethodim or arrest with very little success. Also, I have deer grazing my clover the same day after spraying. Is this safe? That stuff smells horrible. Not sure how they tolerate eating after that.
Just found your channel, love the topics. When you spray clover in fall, what do you mean by "fall" and are you spraying Imox then as well?
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. I greatly appreciate it!
Hey there! So glad to hear you’re loving the content! We spray our clover early September with Imox. If you’re looking for more information, we share a lot of articles and tips on our DeerCast platform. Happy hunting!
Where do you find 0-20-40 fertilizer? None of our coop or agg centers have that.
Most of the Ag coops by us will make a custom mix for us if we ask them, we typically rent a cart from them and they fill it for us!
Screw the surfactant, USE DISH-DETERGENT! ITS WAYYYYYYY CHEAPER!