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Harold, my understanding of the question from Joe, was that he wanted to throw and mow a summer plant for deer. Deer don't eat millet. I totally agree that millet, for beginners, is easy and will provide the grass that will do well for fall T&M, but I thought he was wanting to T&M for deer this summer. Deer decimate sunflowers, pea's and other legumes, but I've found that they browse buckwheat up here, but you can mow it, let that feed the soil while another crop is growing, then mow that. I'm talking about 1 acre or larger fields. Small fields I would just let grow up naturally, they are not large enough to feed deer.
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