My no till plot looks OK.

[Milkman]

This plot was planted early spring in Power Plant. I think I planted too early and it didn’t produce much. But it was a knee/waist high thick place.

Fast forward to mid September.
I used a cone spreader and spread 100 lb of wheat on the 3/4 acre. Then I bush hogged it as short as possible.
It rained a couple of days later.

This plot also has a lot of volunteer turnips as well. Central Jackson County.

The deer are tearing it up. I will put some 34-0-0 on it in a few weeks.

 

[Milkman]

My son, grandson, and grandson’s GF were generous enough to let me sit here this afternoon.
Since I own the land and do the plot work it’s very accommodating of them don’t you think

 

[antharper]

Probably doing a lot better with moisture , looks good

 

[Milkman]

Probably doing a lot better with moisture , looks good

No rain on it for the past 3 weeks. Maybe Saturday

 

[antharper]

No rain on it for the past 3 weeks. Maybe Saturday

Mine look surprisingly good for as dry as it is . They have had 2 good rains since planting and begging for some more . This is wheat , oats and frostmaster winter peas . My first time trying the peas . The deer are hammering it

 

[4HAND]

Looks good.
I'm still waiting to plant down here.
Dry as a powder house.
Might get a little rain mid-week.

 

[Jim Boyd]

This plot was planted early spring in Power Plant. I think I planted too early and it didn’t produce much. But it was a knee/waist high thick place.

Fast forward to mid September.
I used a cone spreader and spread 100 lb of wheat on the 3/4 acre. Then I bush hogged it as short as possible.
It rained a couple of days later.

This plot also has a lot of volunteer turnips as well. Central Jackson County.

The deer are tearing it up. I will put some 34-0-0 on it in a few weeks.

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Looks great - love it!!!