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Thought some of y’all might enjoy some new products and ideas on how we are using them!
No Till Food Plots - So Easy
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I am extremely proud to continue to be able to give back and support conservation!
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Colin is great guy and friend - I was happy and excited to be on his podcast. If you’re interested in using fertilizer but not sure what/how to use it for your soil types - this might help!!
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#12 Al Tomechko - Vitalize Seed Co - Different Seed Mix Options for your Soil - Letting Diversity Fix your Soil - Fixing Your Soil PH First - Carbon/Nitrogen Levels - Tissue Sampling
Podcast Episode · Legendary Habitat · 05/15/2023 · 1h 18m
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Great time with Josh - talking soils! Check it out here!
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Wilderness Podcast · Updated Weekly · Welcome to the "How To Hunt Deer" podcast. This podcast series was designed to educate those who are interested in becoming deer hunters. We cover a variety of topics like where to find deer, how to c…
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These two fields were no tilled and planted green.
We then did a herbicide burn off. We got rain post plant but it’s been dry since.
I am certain had this not been no tilled - this would be a total loss.
Thankfully with the cool morning and years of no till focused soil health - we are holding every little bit of moisture we are able. Fingers crossed for rain soon!!
We then did a herbicide burn off. We got rain post plant but it’s been dry since.
I am certain had this not been no tilled - this would be a total loss.
Thankfully with the cool morning and years of no till focused soil health - we are holding every little bit of moisture we are able. Fingers crossed for rain soon!!
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a good bit. The problem isn’t the seed. It’s the predation on the seed and/or if it sprouts and then gets no water - it likely won’t make it.
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I often preach the importance of our fall mix, not only for Fall/winter but for the biomass creation the following spring. This is where sound balance and quality seed selection shine, alongside robust diversity. As you see Mr. Dwayne was laying it down!!! This will absolutely help with moisture retention and soil health development.
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I get asked about this a lot, so I wanted to show a few videos this year on how a person can lightly till and still have success, using the tools they have access to.
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There are no secrets to growing quality food plots. We need to focus on soil health and by doing so we will mitigate the risks of pressures outside of our control.
On the farm we have worked tremendously hard for the last 6 years to increase diversity, go to no till, increase acreage planted (to reduce browse pressure), and to never stop learning.
We have received rain right after planting. Since - we have not had more than a single .10th of an inch. Yet, the plots are still growing.
We need rain and need it bad. However, there is no denying that no tilling absolutely saved us this year!!
On the farm we have worked tremendously hard for the last 6 years to increase diversity, go to no till, increase acreage planted (to reduce browse pressure), and to never stop learning.
We have received rain right after planting. Since - we have not had more than a single .10th of an inch. Yet, the plots are still growing.
We need rain and need it bad. However, there is no denying that no tilling absolutely saved us this year!!
One of the limitations with no till is the right drill for the right tractor. I'd love to go this route, but it's nearly impossible to find a drill that will work on a compact tractor. At least that doesn't cost several thousand dollars. The results certainly do speak for themselves, but I've got an equipment gap to close before I can join in on this!
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For sure. But you can use a tiller - like I did in the above YouTube video - to lightly till then mow to cover the seeds. It isn’t perfect but man it’s effective at holding moisture.
Check that one out - part 2. I think you’ll enjoy it!!
or I need to just get a bigger trailer and truck to haul my rig to ya and knock it out. Maybe someday!!