Nowland Farms
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Last Wednesday I plowed the food plots and got the "dust" all worked up. A neighbor about 1/2 miles away said he saw the dust cloud and knew I was plowing. The gound was so dry that I think I carried about 1/2 the dust on the tractor when I left the plot.
Since I had my wheat seed & spreader with me, I went ahead and broadcast me seed. My thinking was, I would rather get the seed out and pray for rain, than to wait on rain and then try to plow when it dries up. I would also run the risk of not being able to plant if it stays wet.
I hit is just right. Plowed and planted on Wednesday. Saturday night & Sunday we got 1.5" of rain. This should have settled the Dust and will be enough to get the wheat started.
Since I had my wheat seed & spreader with me, I went ahead and broadcast me seed. My thinking was, I would rather get the seed out and pray for rain, than to wait on rain and then try to plow when it dries up. I would also run the risk of not being able to plant if it stays wet.
I hit is just right. Plowed and planted on Wednesday. Saturday night & Sunday we got 1.5" of rain. This should have settled the Dust and will be enough to get the wheat started.