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Re: Food plot turning yellow
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11/25/15 05:01 AM
11/25/15 05:01 AM
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Today I noticed that the wheat and oats in one of my food plots are starting to yellow on the tops. The clover and winter peas are looking very healthy. Should I fertilize again or just ride it out? I did a soil sample in the spring and fertilized and lined then. If you fertilized in the spring, your nitrogen has already been used or leached out by the rain. Put 100/lbs /acre of 33-0-0 before the next rain
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