How to Rescue Failed Food Plots | DEER DIRT w/ Bill Winke S2 EP. 6

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In this episode of Deer Dirt, Bill shares tips on how to potentially save a failed food plot that was planted in the spring.
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7 июл 2024

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@scottpulver4920 27 дней назад

In southern Ohio now and I need rain very bad! I’m spraying gly then I’m going to over seed clove and brassica now. Being a long range food plotter is tough. End of August I’ll be back to seed 3 grains and more brassica. Corn is almost knee high and beans are 4”-6”. I’m trying. Good job. Thank you.

@bill-winke 26 дней назад

Scott, thanks for the comment. It is tough to keep up with the tasks (and the weeds) when you can't be at the property every week. You have a good plan though. Good luck.

@dustinhord3625 7 дней назад

On the subject of fertilizing after you wait for your seed to germinate on a failed plot, wont that granulated urea evaporate sitting on top of the ground i get the cost aspect of it why waste the money on the fertilizer if it doesnt germinate but wont you be wasting money on the granulated urea by not discing it in? Would you want to spread it right before a decent rain or is there another fertilizer youd recommended for your brassicas

@transamguy9073 27 дней назад

Ill b planting my plots in 3-4 wks. Brassicas wheat pea and radishes. And if they fail. My go to is wheat rye and oats

@bill-winke 26 дней назад

That is a good plan. I start in the spring with beans in most of those plots hoping that they work out and then I add brassicas in late July and then maybe fall rye in mid-August (if needed). Good luck.

@RS-ms1bz 22 дня назад

Can’t fix any food plot when the rains never come. Planting in dust isn’t an option. Strong La Niña is devastating my area again this year. Fourth year in a row that my summer plots and fall plots have failed. This is absolutely ridiculous anymore. Time to abandon food plots and figure something else out from here going forward.

@bill-winke 21 день назад

Man, I hate that for you. I had two years in a row when all my plots failed in southern Iowa too. I also cut back on food plots the third year, but of course it rained that year. It's why I am not a farmer. I hate planting stuff and not having it do well. It is even a bit ironic that I hate planting stuff for the deer to eat and then having them actually eat it!. I guess I just like seeing stuff grow. Fruit trees might be an option you can explore until the weather patterns straighten out. Good luck and have a great day.