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I’ve been buying my own clover from Welter and a couple others on occasion for the last 15 years or so. Everything from various reds, crimson, and a variety of whites. I’ve also planted WI extensively in the past. I’m a fan of the WI clover, but the single biggest reason I stopped using it is...

Nutrena brand, $19/bag at TSC. Kent brand, $41/bag at TSC. Formulations similar, but not exact. Is the Kent worth twice the price? Anyone have experience with either of these? Palatability/draw, etc.? If so, did you have to tweak with add’l salt or molasses to enhance?

Does it have a belt along the bottom that cycles the material into the spreader mechanism?

Ok, found it. “Synagro micro-lime” still looks like bulk ag type lime that requires large machinery and beater-type spreaders. Not a product for 1/2 to 1 acre timber plots.

Des Moines water works lime? Tell me more. I’ll do a Google search…

Found em. Plot Start is 10% calcium chloride brine. Plot Boost contains small amount of N, Boron, Manganese, Zinc

From what I can find, Plot Start is a liquid calcium application. I’m still searching to see if I can find the actual label with ingredient lists for both Start and Boost

Have any of you guys used Plot Start or Plot Boost by Deer Gro? I have to be honest, I’ve ignored it for years as it hit me as a bit gimmicky. I’ve dug in to a bit of research and it seems like it could be worth experimenting with. I’ve got a timber plot or two in particular that get a carpet of...

While I’m in 100% support and agreement of DOGE, defunding sanctuary cities, eliminating DEI 100%, getting boys and men out of girls locker rooms, etc. It looks like it could be a blade that cuts more than one way. If they should decide to eliminate my CRP pmts, a big part of me would want to...

Did a quick search on the Google machine… If this info is accurate, that freeze should be unfrozen. At least for now

80%+ still holding both sides in south central IA.

Damn. I’m in NOLA, or I’d go.

Congrats!

Incredible deer! Great story. Congrats!

Congrats!!

Many schools of thought here. Lots of variables. Property size, shape, predominant winds in relation to cover, approach/access, what’s going on across the fence from you, etc etc. I know incredibly successful hunters who believe in one large destination plot and hunt the pinches & travel...

I’ve only planted cowpeas one time. I planted 15 or so acres of them in various sites on my farm. Some in bottom areas along a creek, others in plots on hill tops. I was amazed at how thick and tall they became over the summer. The deer seemed to hammer them, but the cowpeas more than kept up...

Just to be clear, the planter itself is in 100% good/great working condition. I used it this spring to plant 6 acres of corn. The only thing currently not functioning is the fert system.

I have a custom built planter built by Jungman Wildlife Supply out of Nebraska. Yetter hoppers & plate system. It has a liquid fert system that allows you to put liquid fert down 2” to the side of the seed furrow. I’ve got corn plates, 2 different sets of sorghum plates, bean plates. I’ve...

I’ve got a custom built 3 row planter that is insanely over-built, very heavy duty. Has the sharktooth trash managers in front of the opening coulters, liquid starter fert tank, tool box, Yetter hoppers/plate system. Plates for corn, beans, sorghum/EW. I loaned it to a buddy and he messed up the...