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Im based in the central Alabama area and wanted to do a small half acre food plot. I only have a small bit of land and it is all wooded with no real cleanings I could plant in. Would my best bet just be to buy a bag of throw and grow? I figure since it's supposed to rain tomorrow that would be a good day to. (College kid away which is why I didn't plant anything earlier)
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