Top 5 Food Plot Mistakes. 

Best place and best price for quality seed. Best information, too. Thanks Northwoods !!!

Haters gonna hate John. We appreciate the no BS mentality. There’s plenty of that out there. 👊🏻

Don’t sell yourself short John. I find this entertaining. Thanks for the great info as always. Can’t wait for spring here in Wisconsin

Great information as always ! I always get good , honest information from you and great seed. My food plots are amazing and I have no idea what I'm doing but I follow your instructions and it works! thanks John.

Thanks for the informative video. I’ve been buying seed from John for the last 3 years. Great guy to deal with and the seed he sells is quality. I was tired of seed not germinating and since I started buy from him I haven’t had a failure. I was actually in my plots today wishing it was spring to start some work on them.

I’ve been using Northwoods whitetail seed for he last 4 years. I’ve been impressed with everything that I have ordered. The oats are an awesome draw even in Ag land. I planted them 2 years ago and thought it was too early because they put on a seed head, but I watched the deer reach down to the ground, pull off an entire stalk and eat the whole thing!! For as long as you sell seed, I’m a customer!!

Keep up the great work John love the videos and seed!!

Thanks for providing us some great information John. I think I've made 1/2 of those mistakes.

Thanks John but IMO what should be added to the list is OVERSEEDING brassicas! With your guidance after 3 years of finally spreading them properly they grew up to my knees and turnips were bigger than softballs! Appreciate you answering texts, etc. fantastic customer service!

I have been using your seeds for last 3 years. Great seeds

Great video as usual John keep on keeping on! This is why I keep coming back and will continue using your seed which grows phenomenal in Vermont. Upfront advice, no secret recipes or BS.

@northwoodswhitetailsfoodpl2663 This WHOLE video 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 I've been watching you for years John and you always give it straight. And thank you also for not hoping in thr price gouge bandwagon. I will be buying my 12 + 1 acres of seeds only from Northwoods you for the quality and this! 👍

I will always buy your seed and listen to your no nonsense information!

Great video and business plan. That's a great way to look at it and to actually do it like you have is really awesome. I'll be ordering more seed from you here before long!

Thank you sir Keep up the Great work!

I agree 💯 % with you. Best seed on the market with the best prices been using it for the past 5 years

Thanks John!

Just bought 6 - 3lb bags of Sweet feast Brassicas from you! Had great results with the seed from you!

Good info.

Please consider working with Jason from the Wisconsin Whitetail RU-vid channel. He has been producing great foodplot test plot content for 6 years and might be able to offer you growing conditions (soil and pressure) you may not have at your disposal. Both relatively small channels with valuable content. 🏆👍🌱

great info John. I have been buying so much seed from you lately my wife thinks I'm a dealer.... lol. can't wait to get it all in the ground (RCBR, HD screen, clover/chicory)... getting ready to pull the trigger on pollinator and forbs and forage for the balance of my old field restoration plan.

No-til comment from Kansas. It works adequately when conditions are good and moisture is available, with more rain on the way. BUT.....there is so little room for changes in conditions, (heat swing, dry spell, birds, etc). It's definitely a tool, not an all out solution.

So I have a big question. I have a 5 acre food plot of clover. In the spring we use a "conventional" planter+sprayer combination to plant CORN and SOYBEANS. (so we keep the clover between the rows, but completely burndown/kill the clover where the corn and soybeans are planted) ***For the small amount of weeds that do germinate in the spring, what pre-emergent and post emergent herbicide would you advise(that wont affect the corn and soybean germination)?*** Thank you for your continued services. Top notch and always professional!!!

WHS 50 lb of buckwheat $155.00 includes shipping! What a rip off!

Hey John, great video. I saw in a previous video that you do minimal tillage. I have been doing all no til (spraying/broadcasting). I have had great success with my good soil however I am trying to reduce my chemical usage and plan on buying a tiller for my tractor. What do you feel is an adequate tillage depth? I only plant cereal rye, crimson clover and brassicas. Also, how do you terminate your cereal rye? Thank you.

Great tips John. I was going to incorporate a kill plot into a shooting lane. The lane is 25’ wide. Now I’m rethinking that because of leave coverage in the fall. Is it worth putting some cereal rye in?

Hey John, I sure appreciate all of the great information. I have a switchgrass question for you: I have an established switchgrass screen but I wanted to fill in some bare spots and also widen it some. I already broacasted/ frost seeded more switchgrass seed (Cave n Rock) into those areas. I removed most of the thatch last fall where new seed has been applied. Would it be ok to spray simazine on it before green up this spring? Will that hurt the established switchgrass if it makes contact?

Hay John did you ever try the switch in your HD screen I remember you said in one video you where going to try it

John - do you recommend planting annual clover or peas in the spring to fix nitrogen and then sweet feast brassica or rye grain in the fall? PH is OK and soil sample doesn’t say I am low on N. Just curious if that’s a recommended practice. SW Michigan. Thanks!!

Got kicked off food plot for Whitetail FB page for telling guys they WI clover was 32 percent annuals. Didn’t know the admin that I was talking to works for WI. Oh well

I just bought some Tecumseh switch from you! I'm am planting a few 6ft wide areas only about about 60 ft long. Would there be any reason I shouldn't apply peat moss over top to seed to help with germination? I'm worried about another dry summer in NW Mi in my very sandy soil.

One thing I've learned is to stay away from liquid lime "alternative".

Doesn’t surprise me that WHS prices are outrageous don’t get sucked in by some smooth talking salesman that’s all he is disgusting 5:13