What are yall planting?

Tru-Talker · Post by **Tru-Talker** » Wed Sep 07, 2016 10:07 pm

We planting oats...wheat....rape....turnips... Daikon radishes....winter peas.... We already have our white and crimson clovers established....

Travis · Post by **Travis** » Wed Sep 07, 2016 10:09 pm

You make em fat, I'll kill em over my corn pile!

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bobwhite · Post by **bobwhite** » Thu Sep 08, 2016 3:53 pm

We always plant Big Buck Blend from the Co-Op as well as turnips and rape......and supplemental feeding...... :D

sdw · Post by **sdw** » Thu Sep 08, 2016 11:19 pm

We planted 4 fields with an 8 in 1 wms seed from the co-op. We'll be planting a few more this weekend. Not really sure what we'll be planting. Probably some more 8 in 1. Also have a field with nothing but soybeans that was planted in June. It's getting out of hand but has done very well. Hoping the deer have it mowed back a little when I get back this weekend.

Travis · Post by **Travis** » Sat Sep 10, 2016 12:14 am

Tecomate Max Attract

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PEA_RIDGE · Post by **PEA_RIDGE** » Sat Sep 10, 2016 12:40 am

Travis wrote:Tecomate Max Attract

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WHEN CAN I COME HUNTING??? IM POOR AND HAVE TO HUNT PUBLIC LAND

Post by **Rutabaga** » Fri Sep 16, 2016 5:50 pm

I just have two plots I plant, so I go with the latest and greatest at the co-op, works for me.

Jwbfx4 · Post by **Jwbfx4** » Sat Sep 17, 2016 8:45 am

Our soil is not that great on some of our property so we just plant the 5-way mix at the co-op. Always comes up good for us. We usually plant our 2 nice fields in WMS deer magnet or alabama blend.

JNall · Post by **JNall** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 11:57 pm

Wacky weed. It has lots of benefits.

Tru-Talker · Post by **Tru-Talker** » Tue Sep 20, 2016 7:06 am

JNall wrote:Wacky weed. It has lots of benefits.

When's my invite? I'll supply the Funions.....

JNall · Post by **JNall** » Tue Sep 20, 2016 4:41 pm

Get permission from your boss.

Tru-Talker · Post by **Tru-Talker** » Tue Sep 20, 2016 6:14 pm

JNall wrote:Get permission from your boss.

I just asked myself....he said it was ok.... :D

dnolen · Post by **dnolen** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 12:11 am

Planting???? I just pick up a few gallons of bleach and hit the stump rows.

Roltide · Post by **Roltide** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 10:17 pm

Tecomate greenfield hunters special and Tecomate max attract along with daikon radish, sugar beets and mix of brassicas and alf Alfa.

Tru-Talker · Post by **Tru-Talker** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 10:44 pm

Roltide wrote:Tecomate greenfield hunters special and Tecomate max attract along with daikon radish, sugar beets and mix of brassicas and alf Alfa.

That alfalfa gonna make it this far south?

sdw · Post by **sdw** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 10:58 pm

Tru-Talker wrote:
Roltide wrote:Tecomate greenfield hunters special and Tecomate max attract along with daikon radish, sugar beets and mix of brassicas and alf Alfa.
That alfalfa gonna make it this far south?

it should but dang it's expensive! It's $230 for a 50lb bag at the co-op in Eutaw

Tru-Talker · Post by **Tru-Talker** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 11:02 pm

sdw wrote:
Tru-Talker wrote:
Roltide wrote:Tecomate greenfield hunters special and Tecomate max attract along with daikon radish, sugar beets and mix of brassicas and alf Alfa.
That alfalfa gonna make it this far south?
it should but dang it's expensive! It's $230 for a 50lb bag at the co-op in Eutaw

Always heard you had to have perfect ph and cooler soil temps.... But damn!! We know who gots the money up in heah!!!

sdw · Post by **sdw** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 11:04 pm

As long as you got a well drained soil area that doesn't hold water so you can avoid root rot and you want to put out fertilizer and lime as needed to keep the ph right and you can keep the bug infestations away it's a piece of cake [emoji1]

Tru-Talker · Post by **Tru-Talker** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 11:08 pm

sdw wrote:As long as you got a well drained soil area that doesn't hold water so you can avoid root rot and you want to put out fertilizer and lime as needed to keep the ph right and you can keep the bug infestations away it's a piece of cake [emoji1]

Well damn....as easy that is....I wasted my money on my fields!!

sdw · Post by **sdw** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 11:13 pm

Tru-Talker wrote:
sdw wrote:As long as you got a well drained soil area that doesn't hold water so you can avoid root rot and you want to put out fertilizer and lime as needed to keep the ph right and you can keep the bug infestations away it's a piece of cake [emoji1]
Well damn....as easy that is....I wasted my money on my fields!!

It should be ok for forage as long as the ph is right and it isn't planted in soil that holds moisture. It's just way too expensive for me to gamble on. Especially considering we can get 325lbs of WMS Alabama Mix for the price of 50lbs of alfalfa. If the price comes down $80-$100 or more, I'd dang sure jump on it and take the gamble.

Roltide · Post by **Roltide** » Fri Sep 23, 2016 8:05 am

We bought Tecomate Alfa Trophy Mix for $136 a bag and it plants 2.5 acres. Gonna mix a few pounds in a few of our fields and see which field grows the best with it. We talked with some guys from another club and they highly recommended it in sandy, drained soil. As for ph, everyone needs to lime their fields and get ph up to at least 6.5 or more because as we all know the ph in the south is generally to low. Better to spend money on lime than applying to much or wrong fertilizer and further dragging your ph down. Talker- ain't nothing but money, can't take it with ya

Tru-Talker · Post by **Tru-Talker** » Fri Sep 23, 2016 9:13 am

Roltide wrote:Talker- ain't nothing but money, can't take it with ya

Can't argue with that!! :P

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