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Pics aren't the best but it's hard to give directions 2000 miles away. In regards to plot salvage, the second pic shows some weeds. The pics are of same general area in plot. The question is, will rye do fine with the weeds at this time of year. I am looking to do 100# per acre rye and see how...

Anyone using this approach to get away with synthetics with success?

I got good rain this morning on my newly seeded aberlasting, Alice, freedom plot. It also has gh radish and WW for cover. My question is the soil test shows it needs 300# of 0-20-20. I have droptine seeds DT foilar fertilizer which I'm using on some plots trying to distance from synthetic...

What about a coated vs non coated seed. I saw where a whitetail institute spokesman said need a coated seed for drostseeding due to seed rot. Is this true or is he just marketing? Got solid rain this morning!

I planted a couple plots in various perineal clover this past week.( alice, aberlasting, ladino along with some red) With the lack of rain I'm hoping for some germ but it's really bad in souther Ohio. What clover blends tend to take best for frost seeding? Do you run the same blend or diff?

This is the vitalize section, after the decent rain earlier in the week it looks like some brassica are showing. Would you all still run the rye or rye combo with what u see here?

I don't have access to a cultipacker, if rye is broadcast into the thatch ahead of good rain Ill be good? It should fet to soil no prob.

Thanks, got everything seeded yesterday and packed. Rain is nowhere in sight, fingers crossed

These are the two sections, as you can see it's sparse coverage. I live oit west so I can't inspect but I believe the pic with the corn in background has some weed/grasses.

SE Ohio

I ran some droptine seed beans and greens and some vitalize in 3 acres of dirt. With the drought ive had minimal germ and growth since mid August planting. What would you all reccomend to broadcast in attempt to get some green in? #s per acre and seed type?

Cultipacker/not cracker?

I've been waiting for rain like most have for a month with some weak chances coming this next week. I'm trying to run a clover mix of alike, aberlasting, red with an oat and groundhog radish cover. I've traditionally run fall blends and been many years since clover. Plots were tilled this...

Hi all, I'm stuck down in Arizona chasing coues deer for 6 more years. I have a couple family farms in Southern Ohio that I'm trying to build for my retirement. Excited to be on here, been watching from afar for some time now-matt