Planted clover in my two small plots Sunday just before the rain hit. I used more of a throw and roll method by pushing down the tall weeds with the front of my ATV and then pushing them down against the dirt with a very light atv disk. The disk is too light to actually do any tilling in heavy grass so all it is doing is scratching the surface and somewhat cutting up the larger weeds. This method worked really well last year and it should do well again this year. It looks almost the same as if I had bushhogged it. Next year I may just drag a weighted chain link fence section. Unless you are dealing with a very large plot, you can 100% have a great food plot with nothing but an atv and practically anything to drag behind it.
Thanks for the report on your method. I've got a real light atv disk but have been debating buying a cultipacker or harrow drag. I think I'll just save my money and run my little disk over it. In the dog fennel I've got, it's not going to be cutting any dirt anyway
