I will try not to bother much more but can I add water to it after it is 12" and let it grow in about an inch of water? I know this works great for Jap

I would like it for ducks, my concern is the 100 degree days that we have in late July and August in SE Oklahoma can be brutal. If planted in June will there be enough of a root system to withstand the heat? This sounds like much better timing and would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks!

it sounds like you are saying it can be broadcast, is that correct? Do you have an opinion on if it can be mixed with browntop? Also is planting in May, would that cause the plant to mature too early, dropping it seeds and germinating? I really appreciate your help.

thanks very much for the reply. I have looked into this millet since your reply and see that it is a Jap millet. Do you know if it is more drought resistent than jap and can it be planted on dry. Any help would be appreciated

I know its early, but has anyone ever planted dove proso millet for waterfowl and if so when should it be planted and what kind of results did you get?

Tupe, was it noy said that the late rains would help the late nesters??? Was it not?? Why are bluewings which are the latest nesters down 26%? If someone would explain that little result to me I would not question a thing.

The largest fall flight #'s were in the upper 90 million range not 45 million. I aggree that the information coming out is not accurate. I have read this bull about nest being flooded out then on the other hand I hear that it is still dry in some areas. Which one is it??? I have also heard that all ...

Do any of you know if buckwheat is worth a try and if this is something worth planting in August. I have heard that it only has a 45 day maturity time but don't know if that is correct. Your help would be appreciated.

If browntop is planted in August how long will it take to mature and how much rain will it need?

Your smartweed seed did not float off. Smartweed seed will remain hardy in the ground for 40-50 years. There is alot off different types of smartweed, the 2 best are pale smartweed and the other is pennsylvania smartweed. If your smartweed is growing in existing water odds are it is not the good kind

Everyone should be more in tune with moist soil management. There is no set way to do anything because every wetland is unique in its own way. There are certain things to do that are pretty basic, but the results you can get are much, much better than anything you could plant

We really don't, hard black clay and we do not irrigate.

Yes we planted quite a bit last year. We disced about 3-4" just like everthing else, we only broadcast and it is very, very drought tolerant. It looks like johnson grass (about 4') but puts on much more seed. We do a mixture of 10lbs SA and 10lbs browntop per acre (no fertilizer). This mixture was ...

Has anyone ever planted sorghum alum?? We had great results with it last year but never hear it mentioned

I am from SE Oklahoma around lake Texoma. We are paying 48 cents per pound and that is a good buy up here