'Here\'s a 30 day update on a couple of our main swamp food plot. This was done by a no till method of: 1.) Spray weeds, grass, existing clover plot 2.) 2 weeks after spraying, broadcast seeds and fertilizer 3.) Weedwack dead material over seeds to create a mulch layer Main Food Plot - Northwoods Sweet Feast Brassica Blend Food Plot Trail 1 - Cheap Feed Oats Food Plot Trail 2 \"Horse Shoe Trail\" - Plotspike Clover I also show my first attempt at planting Northwoods Plot Screen in wetter soil. Honestly, its doing better than I expected! Unfortunately, I had to plant my plot screen using only a rake (rototiller would not run) and I did not get the seeds very far down in the soil. However, it really is better than I expected and I know I can do ever better next year! We hope you enjoyed the video! If you did, please give it a like! And, if you haven\'t done so already, please hit the SUBSCRIBE button down below! Also be sure to follow us at: http://draggindeer.com/ https://www.facebook.com/draggindeer/ https://www.instagram.com/draggindeeroutdoors/'
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