'So many people think you have to have expensive equipment to plant food plots, but here is a great way to plant rice without many tools at all. If you can control your water and have the right situation, this will definitely work for you. Many times our duck holes never dry up completely. Use this to your advantage. Simply get the water down to 2-4 inches deep. Sew approximately 100 pounds per acre of your preferred rice seed. Let it set in the water approximately 48 hours. After that time you should see a little white tip on the seed. Drain your water at that point. When the seed hits the mud it should stick and sprout. This is the first and often times hardest step to producing a rice crop. After it all has sprouted and you have a nice stand, you can then spray or fertilize if u see fit. Even without spraying often times it will grow up with native species of plants which combined with the rice will work great for duck food as well. #DuckHunting #FoodPlots'
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