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I think I'll give the Throw and Mow a try this year. I read the first ten or so pages and it made sense. Mainly for sand pit plots. I have a few in sandy soil that don't do very well and this method does make sense. I'm not sold on it working as well in a clay soil though. My clay plots do well with the traditional methods of tilling. These sandy plots need lots of nitrogen. From my experiments on my garden at home, which is sandy soil, broadcasting the nitrogen and not tilling it in works wonders. Let the rain and dew do all the work. To much, however will burn the crop. If this works, it will be another trick in the bag for holding and feeding deer. Welcome to the club!.....  I think you'll see some big improvements with your sandy fields if you stick with it for several years. It's possible in clay too but you're gonna have to have a plan where you slowly switch to a no-till method over time as the topsoil improves.
Last edited by CNC; 09/10/18 11:40 AM.
Folks that know don't shoot old does........
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