With the lack of rain this year, when the rain started coming down Thurs, with another day of rain to come, we replanted our plot. What, do yall think, will be our level of success planting this late?
Fire away!
Fire away!
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Enough sun and ground moisture you should get germination and a good plot. My neighbor planted his plots weekend before thanksgiving in oats and they have come up good. -
Global warming might be a good thing…….
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Cereals like wheat and rye should be fine as long as we don't get a hard freeze. Rye will germinate in soil temps of 32 degrees. May not get crazy growth this month but will come in strong come spring.Comment
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Thanx guys. Seed is "rooting out", I think thats a good thingComment
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Planted mine in November for my breeder deer,oats and winter peas plus and I’m on the gulf coast. They are doing great! What did you plant?
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Winter Wheat. I had a bag leftover, it had been raining. The plot that were planted this year did not do well, so when it started raining, we broadcast the seed on to wet ground. We will seeComment
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Won’t be a problemComment
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I planted my plots 11/7 and they are doing good, just behind where they would normally be by nowComment
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Checked it today, sprouts about 2" long over half the plotComment
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Don't think we will have a hard freeze until Jan. Should work out great for you. Having tender fresh growth could be a major draw right nowComment
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Yessir. The deer are here today, gone tomorrow. Im assuming someone has a green patch somewhere close.Comment
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Slap about 60-80lbs of Nitrogen on it before the next rain and they’ll love yours more, makes it taste sweetOriginally posted by lovemylegacy View PostComment
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Yessir, we have plans for thatComment
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Truth!!!! My neighbor plants big and skims on fertilize. We double up. He dont understand why they walk across his to come to my plit.Originally posted by RMW View PostComment
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