wheat or rye grass
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wheat or rye grass
which is the best to plant for deer i have both and about 100lbs of oats which do i need to plant dont have much time to plant its kinda late but i can try
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Plant the wheat, and sweeten it up through the season with amonium (SP) nitrate. I quit planting ryegrass years ago.........they hammer the wheat plots hard.
After it gets a little tall it gets bitter but you poor the amon nitrate to it it gets the sweetness back.
After it gets a little tall it gets bitter but you poor the amon nitrate to it it gets the sweetness back.
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I sell food plot material about 20 to 40 ton's a season ( wheat, rye, oats, triticale, cearal rye, greens, rape, ect.. to many to list) any way wheat and rye are found not to be a deers favorite. They are green and they look good, thats about it. Both are low in nitrogen so deer dont favor to them they oats are a great substance along with some cearal rye or some triticale and throw in some rape......
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Bigdawg that is a misconception. Oats are not as winter hardy as wheat, but they will not be completely killed out by frost. We've planted oats on our place exclusively for years. The deer there will walk through wheat to get to oats. The problem that most folks have with oats is that they plant them too early and they probably get too big before the first frost. They're basically like wheat. If they start to joint before first frost, you will have winter damage.
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and i mean right through them to get to the oats.............right on ricemanriceman wrote:Bigdawg that is a misconception. Oats are not as winter hardy as wheat, but they will not be completely killed out by frost. We've planted oats on our place exclusively for years. The deer there will walk through wheat to get to oats. The problem that most folks have with oats is that they plant them too early and they probably get too big before the first frost. They're basically like wheat. If they start to joint before first frost, you will have winter damage.
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i always plant twice.. once early and once later on.. that way you get two crops so one is likely to make it all the way.. btw.. i plant oats..
i used to wheat and they didnt eat it at al...
i used to wheat and they didnt eat it at al...
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