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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: 257wbymag]
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09/07/14 03:20 PM
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south of hills, north of plain...
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I went and ran my disk for hours today. I just like the tractor seat time and the smell of fresh worked dirt. Therapy my friend. Nice disc you picked up by the way. Congrats!
"I didn’t mean to kill nobody, I just meant to shoot him once in the head and two times in the chest. Him dying was between he and the Lord."
Legendary bluesman R.L. Burnside
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: 257wbymag]
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09/07/14 03:34 PM
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Boxes Cove
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I did. Bought a 10 ft Tufline. So far I like it. My 65 HP kubota pulls it with no problem at all. You buy new? I'd love to have a good 8 or 9 ft wheel disk. I had a 10 ft JD , but it was just a little too wide for our mountain roads, so I sold it. They do pretty work.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: N2TRKYS]
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09/08/14 02:09 AM
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Awbarn, AL
CNC
Dances With Weeds
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I've read where you said a healthy soil only has to be "topped off" with nutrients. How many lbs of K and P, recommended by a soil test, do you consider "topping off?" Every soil is going to be different. You may naturally have a soil that holds onto nutrients better than my sand pit. Therefore the rate at which my nutrients leach from the soil may vary greatly from your soil. I can’t just give you absolute numbers that will fit everyone’s individual prescription. This is something that you will have to use your own soil tests to assess. If you have gotten tests done every year then look back over the tests and look at how well the soil held onto the nutrients after you applied them. Then compare those trends moving forward. The goal for all of us is to try and build up a bank of stored nutrients and then efficiently recycle those nutrients through the plant and back to the soil without having to continually add mass amounts of inputs that will ultimately get used very inefficiently and end up in the ditch. I will say this too…..Looking at a soil test is just one of the many ways in which you can monitor improvements in your soil health. The majority of them will be things that you monitor in the field with your eyes and hands.
Last edited by CNC; 09/08/14 02:10 AM.
We dont rent pigs
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: Clayton]
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09/08/14 02:10 AM
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CNC
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As always CNC very impressive. Lots of respect for what you do. I always enjoy your posts Thanks Clayton....I appreciate the comment. 
We dont rent pigs
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: CNC]
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09/08/14 05:18 AM
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Tuscaloosa Co.
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I've read where you said a healthy soil only has to be "topped off" with nutrients. How many lbs of K and P, recommended by a soil test, do you consider "topping off?" Every soil is going to be different. You may naturally have a soil that holds onto nutrients better than my sand pit. Therefore the rate at which my nutrients leach from the soil may vary greatly from your soil. I can’t just give you absolute numbers that will fit everyone’s individual prescription. This is something that you will have to use your own soil tests to assess. If you have gotten tests done every year then look back over the tests and look at how well the soil held onto the nutrients after you applied them. Then compare those trends moving forward. The goal for all of us is to try and build up a bank of stored nutrients and then efficiently recycle those nutrients through the plant and back to the soil without having to continually add mass amounts of inputs that will ultimately get used very inefficiently and end up in the ditch. I will say this too…..Looking at a soil test is just one of the many ways in which you can monitor improvements in your soil health. The majority of them will be things that you monitor in the field with your eyes and hands. I was asking about your plots not mine. How much fertilizer do you consider alot or a little to add to your plots?
83% of all statistics are made up.
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: NightHunter]
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09/08/14 08:33 AM
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I don’t think you understand enough about soil tests to understand what you are asking and trying to compare. However, to appease the hoard….I will add 50 lbs of 34-0-0 at planting time and I may or may not add 50-100 lbs of 0-0-60 just depending on how well my soil test shows that I’ve held onto the potash I applied back during the spring. I'm sure my summer plot has taken up some of that K. Now that’s pretty irrelevant but you guys can draw what ever anecdotal conclusions from it that sound best to you.
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We dont rent pigs
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: CNC]
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09/08/14 09:32 AM
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Tuscaloosa Co.
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I don’t think you understand enough about soil tests to understand what you are asking and trying to compare. However, to appease the hoard….I will add 50 lbs of 34-0-0 at planting time and I may or may not add 50-100 lbs of 0-0-60 just depending on how well my soil test shows that I’ve held onto the potash I applied back during the spring. I'm sure my summer plot has taken up some of that K. Now that’s pretty irrelevant but you guys can draw what ever anecdotal conclusions from it that sound best to you. What are you talking about? I asked you what you deemed "topping off" for your plots. You have been practicing throw and mow for a while. What's wrong with asking that question? That's why I asked, cause I would've thought that adding fertilizer Spring and Fall would be excessive.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: N2TRKYS]
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09/08/14 09:59 AM
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CNC
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What are you talking about? I asked you what you deemed "topping off" for your plots. You have been practicing throw and mow for a while. What's wrong with asking that question? That's why I asked, cause I would've thought that adding fertilizer Spring and Fall would be excessive. A couple of short videos to throw into the discussion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apyyIS31tVUhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNwdmECsKuo
We dont rent pigs
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: N2TRKYS]
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09/08/14 01:25 PM
09/08/14 01:25 PM
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Do any of these videos feature your soil test or your food plots and why you're having to add fertilizer Spring and Fall? Refer to previous explanations on CEC values and sandy soils.....
We dont rent pigs
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: NightHunter]
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09/08/14 02:12 PM
09/08/14 02:12 PM
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257wbymag
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You outta change your handle from CNC to CEC!!
Quietly killing turkeys where youre not!!!
My tank full of give a fraks been runnin on empty
I'm the paterfamilias
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Re: Food Plot Terminology
[Re: blumsden]
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09/09/14 04:13 AM
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I got better things to do, than to try and convince a bunch of hard cases to try something new. I really don't care how anyone plants their plots. Dayum blumsden…..It sounds like you’ve done went and gone sour on us. I hear you though..... 
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