It depends on your definition of what the techniques are. The regenerative food plots are leading to lots of weeds resulting in very low quality food plots therefore less hunting success. Using multiple planting seasons with diversity mixed throughout the year you can have great plots of help with basic soil health principles. The idea that it requires less inputs and increases the desire of the plants is proving to be not completely true
@@Landandlegacytube I’ve been doing this for 20 years while trying to improve. Food plotting means diverse techniques. I understand all the fades and crazes. A key is balanced soil down to the micros. Then Crop on crop building organic matter for rain retention. Here’s a solid example if you want corn, cheap then follow crimson clover. Probably wont need much fertilizer and get great weed suppression. Grow food on the flat ground cover in bottomlands and hillsides. Invest and learn best practices on electric fences. It’s so easy if a person buys the correct material once.
@@CentralMississippiWhitetail we’re in agreement with almost all. Regen plotting has adopted the no herbicide approach and it’s causing some major issues for guys since it’s blends on blends without any weed control.
@@Landandlegacytube Drill grains/legumes in the fall, come back in the spring, drill grains/legumes. In the pleasant months and hack/spray, burn. Place food next to cover and let it be deer most of the time. We all agree this is the way. Go watch Rusty on Farm and Ranch life. great channel
