Just dont really have time to get down and do it in summer. I have too much family stuff going on now. I will work on new plots in late september when i get back from elk hunting. I was assuming i couldnt lime and seed rye at the same time.
Right, appreciate you reposting this. I was aware of the time frame. Thats one reason i didnt even bother with lime this summer, along with having the time. I was thinking that using lime at the same time as seeding was not a good plan. But i may go ahead and do it late september when i broadcast the rye and till it in.
There are other liming options. Pelletized lime takes around 3 months to be most affective. Fast acting lime takes about a month. Ag lime is the one mentioned above that takes 6 months. It last the longest where as the others doesn’t last as long and cost more.. sit here are options if one chose to plant with less than ideal time frames
It’s really hard to beat a Durana/Chicory food plot with a winter grain drilled into it in the fall.
