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We use a couple bags of topsoil but I wouldn't use potting soil

Thanks! God bless

God restored some strength in one finger so i'm thankful for that! I am thankful also for those donating to defeat ALS through the Ice Bucket Challenge

Paul has both ALS and Chronic Lymes.

This is Lori, Paul's wife, Paul is currently unable to answer through his regular computer. We are in the process of getting his eye gaze computer connected to the internet then he will be able to get his emails through and answer without using a mouse. Thanks for understanding, Lori Knox Paul...

Thank you for answering Phil. Paul is currently unable to answer until he gets his eye gaze computer operating. God Bless, Lori Knox-wife

looks fantastic

Yes, you can.

Drought resistant clover such as Alice Clover should work the best.

yes proably

Awesome Fred! Thanks for sharing.

let it be if should be fine

August 23rd-Labor Day is best

The grains will grow to fast and get rank and unpalatable so best to wait

Just till it under unless no-tilling then spray

I’ve planted brassicas with everything from a $25 bag seeder to a $25,000 drill, so regardless of your equipment you can find helpful information at this link:Planting brassicas for whitetails These are pictures of some of our prep which starts by mowing the rye/clover strips The provides...

July 25, 2014 Jess planted 450 acres of NWSG this year The fluffy seed is nearby impossible to plant without a special drill We no-till plant all of into killed sod, mostly in the CRP program It's a win win for landowners and wildlife so inquire at your FSA office soon ;)

Depends on where you in MO, north, central or south?

July 22,2014 Miscanthus update - planted in May High survival so we're happy with results so far ;)

Should be fine John