#1 FOOD PLOT TO GROW & HOLD MATURE BUCKS 

Thanks for watching and commenting, that shop vac sure makes the job quick and simple

If you don't have a big tractor use a subsoiler, it will do the same thing, as a chisel plow, and use a 4 inch steel pipe chained behind the disk to break up the clods and level up any high spots. Two chains, hooked at the ends of the pipe incase you have trees, or obstacles.

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Sorry I’m confused!!! What am I missing?

Thanks for watching and commenting! It’s a management intensive plot, but in my opinion it’s worth the extra hassle!

Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes I can….alfalfa is very sensitive to insects….it’s a good idea to hit it with insecticide 2-3 times a year.

Brandon thanks for watching and commenting! I agree…it’s super beneficial to the herd, very high protein levels, deer love it, but like you said it’s only issue is after a hard freeze it’s pretty much done for the year! Thanks have a good day!

Thanks for watching and commenting! Those were some popular items back in the day! I try not to use the breaking plow anymore….I like the chisel better and I don’t think the ground washes as bad wirh a chisel.

@@DIYfoodplotpro I'm with you. Agree totally!!

Thanks for watching and commenting! You just need a hitch with a pin and it pulls behind a pickup truck. Mine was about 10 miles away taking back country roads. It actually pulls pretty good, I kept it at 25 and under, and it’s not to bad going down the road since it’s only about 7-8 feet wide….just a little wider than my f150 pickup.

Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes I bought a full truck load of ag lime.

You might have to sign a paper saying you won’t use the technology b4 you buy it.

Thanks for watching and commenting! 7.5” row spacing is pretty much a standard for drills, it’s management intensive but I think it’s worth it!

Most rental drills are 7.5 that gives plenty of room for growth of the plants, you can get drills in 6 inch, if you need wider rows use tape over the feed slots too the tubes. I planted Alfalfa and Arrow leaf with a drill just the other day, the Arrowleaf will die out durring winter, as it gets cold but is highly attractive for fall hunting.

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Roy thanks for watching and commenting! That’s not a stupid question at all. P just doesn’t move through the soil profile like a lot of nutrients do….it will eventually go down but it takes a long period of time for it to….with something like nitrogen it’s almost immediately going to move down with a rain event. That’s why I fertilizer every year….continuously move that p down through the soil and adding more every year. Hope that makes sense.

@@DIYfoodplotpro it does. Thx

@@royguidry1311 yes sir!!

Timbehrman thanks for watching and commenting! Yes it is roundup ready alfalfa seed

@@DIYfoodplotpro didn't know that was a option going to have to look into that thanks

@@timbehrman5432 yes sir! It’s expensive but I think it’s worth the extra money