Food Plot Time Lapse

[TexOk]

Awesome video! So I'll out myself as a newbie here and ask a dumb question, what exactly is milorganite and how does it keep the deer at bay?

 

[CAS_HNTR]

Awesome video! So I'll out myself as a newbie here and ask a dumb question, what exactly is milorganite and how does it keep the deer at bay?

People poop.......no really, IT IS!!

http://www.milorganite.com/using-milorganite/what-is-milorganite

 

[W33kender]

Lol.

 

[Warrington]

Cutman,

Do you get the milorganite at Wannamaker?

 

[cutman]

I did not. Their idea of "bulk" was 36 lb of poconite. Way too pricey like that.

I got it from Saunders Farm Supply in Walterboro. My dad dealt with them for years, and now I do. Great people.

 

[JFH]

Fun... amazing how fast those beans grow. Thanks for posting it.


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[Big Bone]

Great vid


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[Weasel]

Great video!

 

[farmhunter]

great to watch! I noticed you had a healthy amount of some type of leaf eating insect. And that some weeds shot up through at the end! Those beans kept up though with both - are they a forage soybean or Ag?

 

[cutman]

I think they were army worms, and the "weeds" you saw jump up in the end is sunn hemp. There is a little bit of grass in there, but not enough to worry.

Overall it's a mixture of forage beans, a bushy type of cow pea, sunn hemp, sun flowers, and buckwheat. I'm sitting over the plot right now on opening morning.

 

[wbpdeer]

Sounds like opening morning has arrived. Good luck - may your aim be true!

 

[cutman]

Here's what the food plot looks like as of yesterday.

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[farmhunter]

WOW!! - I've read about sun Hemp - but never seen it - I cannot thats the same plot!

 

[Otghuntingclub]

Nice....thanks

 

[Kabic]

Here's what the food plot looks like as of yesterday.

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That was the result of just deer grazing?

 

[cutman]

That was the result of just deer grazing?

Yes.

 

[cutman]

And the cycle continues. I no-tilled rye, oats, radish, crimson clover, arrowleaf clover, and chicory into this plot on Sunday. No spraying, disking, or mowing.

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[Jason Broom]

Looking forward to seeing how this looks in about 6 weeks...I'm guessing it will be getting a good soaking in another day or two, with Blowhard Matthew coming up the coast.