A bag of wheat won't break the bank. If he doesn't combine that should draw deer. I can't expand the pictures to see it very well. But if he isn't combining it I would spread wheat I'm the thinnest spots. 02
What are your thoughts
So last fall I broadcast some ww and cc into standing beans. The ww grew to 4 or 5 inches before frost. This spring it was supposed to be terminated shortly after turk season but it never happened. By the beginning of July this is what it looked like.
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During the first week of July the farmer had it sprayed. He came back a week later and drilled beans into it. This is what it looks like now.
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The "edges" never have grown much in the 3 years he's been farming this place. He's never done a soil test that I know of. Nor has he ever spread any fertilizer that I know of. This is what they look like.
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He claims he's not going to do anymore with this field this year. When I talked to him he said he was going to send the guys out to spray again. I told him not to bother with that as there weren't enough beans to pay for the cost of the spray. How much do deer utilize ww that has this much growth already and has another 4-8 weeks of growing to do? Its coming on pretty strong. There is a small amount of clover mixed in with this that hasn't really done much growing. The rest is weeds. What would you do given the time of year? I want to keep the ww if it will appeal to the deer. The turks sure are loving it. There is plenty of moisture out there currently as well. I have a bag of ww on hand I figure on broadcasting just because I dont see any need of it sitting in my garage all winter.
During the first week of July the farmer had it sprayed. He came back a week later and drilled beans into it. This is what it looks like now.
The "edges" never have grown much in the 3 years he's been farming this place. He's never done a soil test that I know of. Nor has he ever spread any fertilizer that I know of. This is what they look like.
He claims he's not going to do anymore with this field this year. When I talked to him he said he was going to send the guys out to spray again. I told him not to bother with that as there weren't enough beans to pay for the cost of the spray. How much do deer utilize ww that has this much growth already and has another 4-8 weeks of growing to do? Its coming on pretty strong. There is a small amount of clover mixed in with this that hasn't really done much growing. The rest is weeds. What would you do given the time of year? I want to keep the ww if it will appeal to the deer. The turks sure are loving it. There is plenty of moisture out there currently as well. I have a bag of ww on hand I figure on broadcasting just because I dont see any need of it sitting in my garage all winter.
