So I cultivated a spot that get aduquet light and water and planted throw and grow extreme radish after cultivating I raked all the debris out and planted and water the plot well the weeds grow up quicker than the food plot the reed Canaries grass is now 8-10 inches and the food plot is only 1-2 inches I am worried if I spray it I am gonna kill the stuff I want But if I use a push lawn mower and cut the plot so that nock the weeds down enough the allow the food plot to to choke out the weeds. would that work.
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Thats a mix intended to be planted mid july to early august. Spray it with gly and kill everything now, spray again before planting, (it can even be the day of planting). Don't worry about the debris just leave it. Go to your local seed coop or call and order 3# purple top, 2# dwarf essex rape, and 5# of daikon radish (this is per acre). Comeback in early september and spread 150# of winter rye (not rye grass) per acre. Its my favorite brassica blend.
If you want less Brassica do broadcast soybeans (late maturing) at 75lbs per acre in early July. Come back last week of August and broad cast in 50lbs of oats, 50lbs of winter rye, and 5lbs of radishes per acre.
I've had a lot of luck using these two mixes on my farm in buffalo county. Brassica mixes do not get touched unless they are heavily fertilized I have found. They're modified versions of the lick creek mixes that you can find by googling (the guy was a deer genius).
If you want less Brassica do broadcast soybeans (late maturing) at 75lbs per acre in early July. Come back last week of August and broad cast in 50lbs of oats, 50lbs of winter rye, and 5lbs of radishes per acre.
I've had a lot of luck using these two mixes on my farm in buffalo county. Brassica mixes do not get touched unless they are heavily fertilized I have found. They're modified versions of the lick creek mixes that you can find by googling (the guy was a deer genius).
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