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Re: Marengo County food plots help
[Re: Bush]
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10/15/17 04:34 PM
10/15/17 04:34 PM
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Elbon rye and drag it in. Broadcast Crimson clover after that.
I agree with the organic matter but I wouldn't add sand.
Last edited by Waldo; 10/15/17 04:35 PM.
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