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I don't know about the rest of you but I am pretty fanatical about taking progress pictures of my plots throught the spring and summer. These are the first of the year. Things are still looking bad but there is clover starting back. As long as we don't stay dry all spring I'm very excited about seeing these things in a couple of months!
I didn't get pictures of all the plots this time but here are a few and only of the perennials. The annuals are toast, some wheat coming on but other than that looking pretty sick. Probably will let the wheat do it's thing and leave them be until later in the summer and I'm putting out milo in all of the annuals this year again.
This first picture is taken from about the same perspective of the camera when I rattled in and filmed my brother shooting a nice 8 point this year. This plot is my own mix and due to some germination issues initially last spring this didn't get in until a little late and is the weediest plot by far as a result. Need to do some grass control on this one this spring. This plot goes on for another 75 yards or so past what you can see then an annual continues another 150 yards or so after that.
I didn't get pictures of all the plots this time but here are a few and only of the perennials. The annuals are toast, some wheat coming on but other than that looking pretty sick. Probably will let the wheat do it's thing and leave them be until later in the summer and I'm putting out milo in all of the annuals this year again.
This first picture is taken from about the same perspective of the camera when I rattled in and filmed my brother shooting a nice 8 point this year. This plot is my own mix and due to some germination issues initially last spring this didn't get in until a little late and is the weediest plot by far as a result. Need to do some grass control on this one this spring. This plot goes on for another 75 yards or so past what you can see then an annual continues another 150 yards or so after that.