Is this the best food plot seed for deer?
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2023
- We discuss why we love cereal rye as a big part of our food plot program. From fall until the following spring, rye is a workhorse for feeding the local deer herd.
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The 3 strip system was a game changer for me. I’ll never change it. 👍🏻
Great video keepem coming
Thank you enjoy the content
Almost time to take a drive to buy some seed from you. This time of year always drags as I want to get out and start planting. Enjoying the content you have been putting out as well.
Great information! We like cereal rye here in the south as well.
On poor soils, the two things you can always count on are buckwheat in the late spring/summer period and winter rye from fall all the way into early spring. Both help build soils and both will be a benefit to wildlife, especially in areas with little in the way of commercial agriculture.
John, thanks once again for amazing content.
This info is spot on. I would like more info on the planting rye into buckwheat.
Great information! Rye vs. Clover for attraction and protein health in spring/fall? I'm new to this and buying an ATV disc, so after a light discing and seeding, do you go back over the plot to with a drag or something to press the seed deeper or cover it more, or just leave as is?
John...great information. One question I have, is there any advantage to improving our soil by working living rye into the ground as opposed to killing it and turning it over onto the ground? The only issue we have had with letting Rye grow until it reaches 3'-4' is it has been very difficult for us to spray and kill it effectively.
Rye vs winter wheat . For me they are about the same but deer like the wheat better for me
I have tried rye, wheat, triticale, and oats. The deer don't seem to touch any of it. I have a buddy who plants triticale about 2 miles away and it gets hammered. I usually would plant late August early September (in S.E. MN. ) It seems like it just grows to fast and the deer don't touch it. (out side of the following summer when using awnless varieties, the seed heads get destroyed a week after maturity) Our soil is fertile and the only thing I can think of is that it is getting planted to early. I am going to push my planting date back to mid-late September and see if there is any difference.
Quick question. Not a part this subject but what is the top reasons for planting a food plot screen? Besides hiding yourself while going into a stand site. I’m debating planting one. Thanks!
After planting rye the last couple seasons I’ve noticed a pigweed problem. How would you deal with it?
What's the low down on brassicas with rye? I know generally it is a no no. What about radishes? Same thing?
After you mow your eye, do you till or disk it in?
Can I cover broadcasted winter rye with straws instead drilling or disc?
Just curious, why rye and not triticale? Doesn't triticale have better nutritional value?
How much of this Rye do you plant per acre in August?
You're doing this all wrong. You need to call it forage buck greens or some other catchy name, and charge double or triple. Good video John.