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@MonsterBucks1451 cool. I was going to do a box a acre spring and fall

@@travissmith-wz5nc I have got a picture of it on my community tab. Although I think it got renamed to post.

I usually use 50 lbs of redmond selenium 90 50 redmond number 10 fine 50 lbs redmond soil conditioner a acre. Last year I added 50 lbs of each kelp, zinc copper boron mixed it up and spread that 200lbs of mix across 8 acres. And my orchards. Hopefully I can get away with less product going forward.

@@travissmith-wz5nc Once you get your soil built up I think you should be using less.

Yeah, the honey I tasted from ours is good.

I'm glad you found it helpful!

@jeremysilcox9362 Great combo! I need to do my humic acid video. Huge discovery has been in about the last 2 years or so.

you getting some of that from Vitalize Seed? Im looking at doing the microbe amendments this year from Soil Pro

I was thinking about trying 5-1-1 fish fertilizer. I also want to try humic but expensive

@ I used root ruckus, alaska fish fertilizer, ocean magic sea minerals, and black strap molasses. I can't attest to how it works, this is all a test.

@jeremysilcox9362 At least you're avoiding the harden effect that synthetic creates. Plants also respond better with organic.

I am thinking of doing an experiment with sunn hemp and see if I can kill off that fungus.

@@stevegaines-vq3bd Have fun!

@stevedenoyer5956 Yeah, I did not put a lot out this year. Although there was quite a bit of it covered up in the soybean which the camera did not really pick up on it that well. I will be increasing the amount of it this coming planting season. Red milo should be good for you. It grows good in zones 2 through 11.

@redriveraerialphotography5780 No, it is a different type of vetch. The one you saw in the video grows more up right and larger than Hairy vetch. The hairy vetch is more vine growing.

@@redriveraerialphotography5780 Are you looking for the hairy vetch seed or joint vetch version?

@@MonsterBucks1451 Looking for the seed you had growing in the video. I did a search and couldn't find it.

hancockseed.com/collections/joint-vetch-seed

@@MonsterBucks1451 Thanks! I'm going to give it a try! Have a great day!

@bobmatley oh yeah, they do smart

Thank you so much! I just feel I need to be straightforward with my videos and not waste a lot of time on other items I could throw into them.

Thank you

@seanmcnally9617 I have already answered this in the comments. It will grow during the spring and summer planting mess up spring and summer blends that are much better protein. Come on, man, read.

You are 100% correct. I will be working on a cover. I had a tarp over it when it rain and it worked for now but I will be looking for a more permanent top.

Hmm did you see my comment? its keeps disappearing on my end.

@@MonsterBucks1451 I just saw you loved my comment and then where you asked if I saw it.

@jeremysilcox9362 ok figured has much. It all depends on how much snow you have. Snow is fairly heavy with nitrogen, so you should see a good green up.

@@MonsterBucks1451 We got 7 inches or so.

ok, yeah, you see a nice green up for sure.

The current feed in it will go bad if it rains on it. The roasted soybeans should do ok for at least 1 rain. I am looking at putting a cover on it when it rains to protect it, or you can build a roof above the station to keep rain off it.

Same here!

I think adding compost would work. Full of organic matter and is really good with water retention and mirconutrients. Also humic acid does good with water retention. It can be tricky with hard soil from time to time. I know a lot of people use a water soluble version of micronutrients but I think the pellet form would be the better option. Its almost like a slow release to let it absorb a little deeper into the soil. If i remember right you do a no-till system correct?

@MonsterBucks1451 I disk, but have been experimenting with throw and mow to try and build matter and offset the compaction. Not on all plots. Also have around 4.5 acres od plots so I have used some humic acid and sea water.

@@jeremysilcox9362 Ok Since you disk I would add either right after disking or just before to help work it deeper into the soil.

Sand?

@Isaacmantx it's was still able to seed out. I did not kill all of it when I plant my new crop.

Yes it does but I have not done a true balance yet and will adjust it once I get my soil test done.

@@jeremysilcox9362 I have not. I can do some research on them.

@BEONNEON Awesome! You're welcome!

You can. It's more of a temporary boost, but it does work

@willietownsend3547 I would take that real-world deer minerial. I sent you a link on and littery hand broadcast it into my soil to boost minerials. The only reason I have not done it in a while is I stopped ordering it. To save some money for other things. Also, the salt content may not be beneficial to the soil vs. a pure bag of trace minerials.

Here is the video where I did it th-cam.com/video/VpFecxrLeyQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yLtoh02b_Ha5-HTs

There are several types of garlic feeds, the ones you buy from a store and the ones you can make yourself. www.realworldwildlifeproducts.com/product/rwwp-maximizer-plus-mineral/ This minerial has the same effect of garlic and helps to prevent end by opening up the blood vessels and helps push for bigger antlers. This guy does a good job of mixing his own garlic feed, and in the comments, he posts his mixing rates. th-cam.com/video/UtaN6cilqlY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OSeZ6X38GG95ajad Let me know if you need more information

@ thanks maybe helpful for my cattle’s too

@willietownsend3547 counting my trees plots it's around 2.5 acers total

@ oh ok I just can across ur channel last night. I love if I could seen u report of my soil test and help me get my plots in right direction. Happy New Year

Happy New Year, and welcome to the channel!

Yes you can it can be bought in bulk like a 55 gallon drum or you can go smaller like gallon jugs or even smaller than that. Here is just one example off of eBay if that helps you any. www.ebay.com/itm/145439376704?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=RaoEAc3cQzG&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=jAVBhTtiR_K&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

And sulfur www.ebay.com/itm/404790364064?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=W2m2eFZGRvS&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=jAVBhTtiR_K&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@ when do u put out trace minerals like boron, sulfur, magnese, and Azomite?

@@willietownsend3547 It just depends on your setup has far as your planting system. To me the best thing to do is have all your trace minerals and any n,p,k in the soil before you plant that way the ground will preform a lot better. Then apply if when you see the plants starting to struggle to grow or other signs like wholes in the leaves and or purple color if boron is bad. My rule of thumb is to broadcast it when rain is forecast with in 48 hours. That way it will not be setting long on your soil. I will be doing an update on the Azomite its something I am only experimenting with for now. I have got 1 final batch on order and it will be my final buy of that type of fertilizer. I will be doing a video on my experiment results and my reasons for my change. I do a lot of experimenting on this channel to help others but also to help increase my knowledge to better my system.

@ thanks for info I was thinking about doing the liquid trace minerals

I hope so, too!

That's good! Your management program is working well.

I am all for population increases here 😊

@arroworchard1054 I'm glad you liked it! is your goal to make the tree bush out more, or are you trying to limit the height of the tree? I am not a fan of trimming chestnut trees back unless they're limbs that cross each other or grow back to the trunk. Limiting the size of the tree limits your nut crop if that's your meaning for trimming them back to 6 feet.

@MonsterBucks1451 yes so what I did today was basically trim to a central leader to six feet anything higher I pruned crossing y or v branches and any branches that were not the trunk that were half the size of the trunk and also rubbing them let them grow outward but most mine were just planted so they became whips to get taller soon as they hit six foot mark I let them branch

@arroworchard1054 ok yeah, trimming 6 ft will be good for branching purposes. That should help you with nut production.

@@MonsterBucks1451 thanks I have the spacing 20 x 20

@Andrew-h2g1t Thank you glad you like them. yeah, I have a Coyote problem. I would say based on the sound in the video, they were just across the road, which is around 200 to 300 yards. I will be doing a hunt for them soon.

@jeremysilcox9362 I believe that will help with your browse pressure problems. 50 pounds sounds like a pretty good-sized food plot. I noticed that since I added so many other species, it did help take some pressure off the peas, but they still can struggle from time to time.

@@MonsterBucks1451 I have about 4.5 acres of actual food plots and a few kill plots in the woods. I planted 200 lbs of peas and 450 lbs of grain. Plots look great, but are eaten to the ground.

@paulsell2438 I would try local places like co-op, Walmart Lowes, etc. See if you can find it in bulk if needed. other than that, I shop online looking for trace minerial companies. I have and will be posting more information in the community section to help find places that sell them.

One day I will be the one. Deer like him and some of the other bigger bucks I grown really drive me to do more.

@georgehelzer7569 heck, yeah! That's the spirit!

They sure are!

@christopherbrian1664 You're welcome! Gald, you enjoyed the video.

@walterzielezinski3579 Thank you! Lot of hours doing research to help me figure it out, but he is not my biggest buck he is about my 4th largest, maybe 3rd. Gladiator is number 1, and Beast is number 2.