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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Music Row Food Plots for Rhett Akins
I had a phone call from a good customer of mine, who had a buddy who need a few small plots done. That guy is Country Music Singer, Songwriter Rhett Akins. Rhett is apart of a 2200 acre lease just outside of West Nashville. We met and decided on the areas we wanted to plant, and we decided that the Fall Mix would be just right, and we also added in some seven top turnips to add some brassicas to the spots. I was in a big rush, so I didnt get many pictures but this gives you a idea of the job and the area.
Fall Attraction Plots-Rutherford County
This is one of my favorite farms to work on as it has a perfect mix of cover and food! I first installed some plots here last fall, and this year we did the same spots and we added a great bow hunting plot that is sure to pay off. I sowed 4 plots in our Fall Mix (Winter Wheat, Oats, and Austrian Winter Peas), and in the bow hunting spot I added some Clover-Chicory as well. I'm excited to see how well these plots do this year!
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Chester Co. Fall Plots---WI Chicory Plus---------Also Eagle Bean Update
Got to travel back to Chester co. Tennessee again, and try to establish a couple of Clover and Chicory plots. The deer in this part of the world are well fed this year as they completely destroyed our 4.5 acres of Eagle Soybeans. Although I have to give a big thumbs up to Eagle Seed, as these Large Lad's are still putting on new leaves, after 4 months of being snipped off multiple times. When you see a soybean field that looks like this one does after 4 months, you are serious need of more food sources for your deer.
On to the fall plots, we worked about 2 acres up and broadcasted fertilizer and 100lbs of the Fall mix, and disced it in, and then overseeded the field with the Whitetail Institute Chicory Plus.
Benton County Fall Plots!!
I got to meet a couple of really great guys on a new to them 500 acre lease in Benton Co. Tennessee. They had been doing alot of work and had these two fields in tip top shape for me to come in and work. One field was 1.25 acres that layed in a long narrow shape, and we sowed it down with the Fall Mix consisting of Winter Wheat, Oats, Austrian Winter Peas, and we then overseeded it with some Crimson clover.
On the other side of that 25ft high shooting house lies a 2.5 acres field that we sowed with a 8 way Clover blend purchased from Hoopers Supply in Murfreesboro, TN.
Busy Fall Season!!!!
Sorry about being gone so long, but it has been a extremely busy fall for us at Back Acre Food Plots. I was begining to wonder if we were going to have a repeat of 2010 as the upper 90's and extremely dry conditions dragged on through mid August, but boy has September been a dream come true for us wildlife managers who are trying to overseed clover and establish Fall attraction plots!!
Lets get going here and I will fill you in on all of our latest food plot jobs! Remember to get your soil testing done this fall, and you wont have to worry with it come spring!!!
Lets get going here and I will fill you in on all of our latest food plot jobs! Remember to get your soil testing done this fall, and you wont have to worry with it come spring!!!
Loaded up and ready to go!!
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Quick Update on my Plots!!
Just had to post up a couple of pictures of my Black Oil Sunflowers that I no-tilled back in July. I just love looking at Sunflowers, as they are so pretty and attractive to so many different creatures. Tonight when I took these photos, there were hundreds of butterflys feeding and flying around the patch. Enjoy!
Here is also a couple of pictures of some brown top millet that we had sowed last year in a food plot. This is a volunteer stand that came up just from being disced under into the soil. Look at all the seed on this one plant!!
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Update on my Plots!!
I figured that I would post a few pictures of my summer plots. While this is my first year working with the products from Eagle Seed, it sure won't be my last. Their products are top notch! Just look at these Large Lad Forage Soybeans that I planted on July 4th.
Here is another small plot that I no-tilled on July 4th. I used a regular bag of Black Oil Sunflower Seed, straight from the Bird Feeding aisle. They are looking great and should be opening up this week.
Here is another small plot that I no-tilled on July 4th. I used a regular bag of Black Oil Sunflower Seed, straight from the Bird Feeding aisle. They are looking great and should be opening up this week.
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