I’m not growing a garden…..I’m rotating between a natural food plot in the summer and cereal grains in the winter…..
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You're not growing pines either, yet you tried to do some flawed analogy with it.
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The concept of nature taking a progressive approach and moving from a pioneer condition to a climax condition are one in the same whether it be forests or soil….both progress through stages....that is not a flawed analogy. I like how you never provide any explanation for your criticism. Care to elaborate any?...Maybe with something a little deeper than two sentences and another question?
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Hell, you still haven’t answered my two questions. I’ve it explained to you over and over. You won’t answer my question because you know that you’re not maximizing your space. This whole thing was supposed to be a learning experience for you. If you keep doing the same thing over and over without using what you’ve learned on the previous times, have you really learned anything?
You’re are planting foodplots. How you can’t see that replacing a non beneficial plant with a beneficial one that accomplishes the same goals but that wildlife will actually eat is baffling.
If you can’t see that, then nobody can help you.
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If you take out the fennel, how do you propose that he prevents a different, possibly noxious plant from taking its place? The only way I see that happening is if you plant a summer plot. And any kind of plot grown in the summer for deer can be pointless on alot of properties, depending on deer density. But my plots stayed full of deer all summer eating natural growth
