I'm just trying to keep up with what you have going on and it looks good. If that little section where you mowed in the field starts growing due to all the rain, you can plow it to create a bare spot and when you mow next to it the seed will blow and fall into the open ground. In my field I went ahead and created three landing strips by plowing and packing the ground across the field in three different areas. It creates openings for the birds to go ahead and start using the field. These will also act as fire breaks if I'm able to burn the field. I can burn it in sections this way.
I'm just trying to keep up with what you have going on and it looks good. If that little section where you mowed in the field starts growing due to all the rain, you can plow it to create a bare spot and when you mow next to it the seed will blow and fall into the open ground. In my field I went ahead and created three landing strips by plowing and packing the ground across the field in three different areas. It creates openings for the birds to go ahead and start using the field. These will also act as fire breaks if I'm able to burn the field. I can burn it in sections this way.
Thanks for the information I will definitely use that technique
Don’t have a disc just an old riding mower took a few passes until I could go to the lowest setting
As long as it gets done it doesn't matter what you use
Hopefully shoot it this Thursday
I just cut my millet plot this morning