Today and the deer fields also. I'm going to roto till them tomorrow. Then wait a week or so till it up again and plant it.:ThumbsUp My fields are around a pond and large creek so when the rains come its to wet to plant.
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Today and the deer fields also. I'm going to roto till them tomorrow. Then wait a week or so till it up again and plant it.:ThumbsUp My fields are around a pond and large creek so when the rains come its to wet to plant.
What you plant for the doves Bama ?
Actually we spread wheat above ground and let it come up. The doves eat the grains that don't germinate. I have transmission lines going over one end of my pond and the dove love this area.
Thanks Bama, I was wondering what you could plant that would mature in that short of time!
Yes, help stop erosion by broadcasting wheat.
I found that the dove love fresh plowed fields so I wait late and plow it a few times over a two week period. Plus they roast in some pines on the other end of the pond.as the whet comes up it draws the deer in also.
When you roast them in pine, does that give them a funky taste? hehe
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Redi or not here comes the seed
Attachment 169811 Dove field is finished.
In the past I've seen farmers plant a few rows of sunflowers down the side of their other crops. Most of the flower heads would be about 6 inches or so by now.
I saw 4 fields like that this week. They must be black oil seeds, the heads were maybe 3 inches.