What are you planting?

[Kansashunter]

This year I'm using a little different technique. Past years I would plant peas heavy, wheat and oats heavy and then my small seed mix heavy. I always put down more than enough fertilizer. This year I'm planting a deer garden. I will palnt for quality instead of quanity. Peas will go down heavy. Because they wont last long and the deer will help in the covering other seed too. Then I will go light on my oats and wheat. This will be just mainly for something the hold the other seed till they get going. My secret mix(not much of a secret) I just mix my own instead of buying the high price pre-packaged deals. I can draw I picture of a a big buck on my bag if I need too.:bounce: My mix consist of Rape, turnips(for late season), crimson clover, Yuchi clover, Kale, alphafa, and chicory. This is what I want in my food plot late November. So I will not over seed but plant accordingly to planting instructions.
What is your plan?

[HT2]

We plant just about the same every year......

We planted "3" weeks ago......

Rye, Wheat, and Oats.....

Man, the rain seems to have really came at the right time..........The plots are comin' up great!!!!!!

Deer are really startin' to use them a lot........ :clap: :clap:

[huntnnut]

We planted wheat and BFO, at a rate of 25# to the acre, Iron Clay Peas and Austrian Winter Peas at a rate of 20# to the acre, Crimson Clover and Arrowleaf Clover at a rate of 10# to the acre, Rape and Purple Top Turnips at 2# to the acre this coming Saturday will be 3 weeks ago and they are looking great.

Next year I plan on dropping the Rape and Turnips since you're not suppose to plant them more than two years in a row in the same soil and may try some of the Duranna Clover and possibly some Chicory as somewhat of a substitute.