How To Plant Powerful Brassica Food Plots 

Awesome Video Jeff, You Never Disappoint!!!

I like how your new class gives more details to compliment these videos series.

Keep watching your plot videos thanks for talking about the different species of brassicas and planting tips

Mister Jeff, you are a blessing! I hunt only public but I get a lot from you talking about

That is a heck of a stand of corn back there on the good luck on all your new property

Helpful info thanks a bunch. I moved to coon valley from SD this month so my luck finding hunting ground is pretty bad but I do have a 10 acre piece to hunt so these are all ways I can increase my luck on this piece. Fall is in the air and I can’t wait for opener.

Hey bud hope all is well the buckwheat was phenomenal I followed your no till method I love it will be going up 1st week in sept to spread winter rye to fall food plot also gonna add 50# of urea for a boost ty so much for what you teach

I just realized that I can connect this video to my TV with the press of a button. Now my whole family has to watch it with me on wknds. Lol. I had to go back over all my brassica plot and beans and peas last night. Just didn't get the rain I needed.

I planned two acres of brassicas using this method first food plot looks great germination the second one has got some holes where the ground isn’t level I believe the rain washed the seed off will be filling in the holes with winter rye, come mid September. Just wanted to say that this method works by spraying multiple times and seeding right on the ground. Thanks Jeff for all the information that you make.

Good morning Jeff. I am always amused by the 1 thumbs down WHS has regardless of how informative, helpful and thorough the video and content. Keep up the good work. God bless you

I plant Brassicas in the southern tier of NY, they hit it from mid October & mixed with turnups keep digging them through March. It's in the Brassicas and turnups that I usually find shed antlers.

Great comments on Brassica. We first planted a Brassica mix in Western WI in 1994. The deer did not touch it for the first two years of planting it. It was foreign to them and as you know it has a very pungent order...they had just never encountered it before. It took them two years to get accustom to it and then they devoured it, my advice is to stick with it. After years of trial and error, we also found it was best to plant in the late summer for a fall crop. We found, even though planting in the spring gave us a little more volume, it was very weedy and matured too early. Just our experience over the years. Bob

Morning. I am heading to the property this morning to check on things. We planted Brassica in mid July, and one day they where there and the next our small plot was hit pretty hard. Our deer did not wait a bit! Wiped out most of the plots and hammered the corn good too.

Planted 3 Acer's today with oats and radish. 100 lbs oats to Acer and 8 lbs radish to Acer. Our winter last wasn't harsh in Ky so my oats last grew this spring to seed out. Lightly broke ground today before planting. Got a 20 min or so rain shower on them. Hopefully see them growing in few weeks. I've had good luck planting this mix. My neighbors are trying it this year in woods on 1/4 Acer plots or less. Got feeling the deer will eat there's up as there no ag field on there property like ours. We have 20 Acer's standing corn on our property as well.

Put in my first ever brassica plots this year using your techniques. One with a buckwheat planting and the other without (just 3 sprayings of glyphosate instead). Both are looking great! Thanks so much for the info Jeff.

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Jeff I’ve been following your recommendations since March everything has been working out really well it really surprised me how the buckwheat works with the peas and beans and oats my question would be can we plant buckwheat again next year over the same plots that I planted this year ? Looking forward to more videos and helpful hints thanks Ray Smith

I watch everything u put out I thank you so much. I planted kale tillage radish and turnips. Aug1st the deer been eating the heck out of it since it germinated? Any suggestions?

Hi Jeff, thanks for all the info. You provide on food plots. Can you tell me where the best place is to buy food plot seed; whether its cereal grains, brassicas or food plot mixes?

Awesome vid. one of my faves. what do we do the next season with the brassica? Spray? Mow? Till? Helppp!!