Planting No-Till Food Plots Step By Step

This video explains the steps I took to plant a food plot for deer with no-till methods to transform a tall weedy field into a lush green food plot in 3 weeks. No disking, no tilling, no breaking ground. Using the dead vegetation as a layer of protective mulch to cover the seed kept the seed from drying out in the hot sun and getting eaten by the birds.
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[@ChaseK31419]

Awesome! That’s really encouraging cuz I planted into tall stuff that looked just like that! Planted mine Sept 10 and so far gotten 4 diff rains on it over 2” total! Hit it with more 17-17-17 and winter rye this weekend. Hoping for similar results as that landowners! Great work.

[@fischers71]

Great to see the progress of the plot over time. So may channels show the planting but not the progress. Thank you for an excellent video!

[@ALT_RIGHT]

This guy has one of the beat most informative channels out there.

[@michaelgangadeen8013]

Hi Randy: I didn't even know this was possible. What a time and money saver! Thank you for the info.

[@kapperoutdoors]

Love this transformation!! Great stuff!

[@KeithWBales]

Great video, excellent information, all executed by a really great guy! Nice work Randy

[@matthewgrieshop5489]

Thanks for all the info and explaining the landowners stand setups

[@brianconway3448]

Very much appreciate seeing a no till process. I hear this talked about but seeing the demonstration makes me want to try it

[@TWestOutdoors]

Great video!! Please keep the videos coming we are learning a ton!!

[@charleywalker2982]

Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

[@paulreenders8775]

Always great information

[@runningpranch68]

Great video buddy-Gabe

[@georgehelzer7569]

you guys nailed with with the utility box. I would let stuff get 6' tall and broadcast right into it if I could.. That layed down is a fantastic mulch bed. It might take a little longer for plants to emerge, but once they do, boom.. they explode...

[@josephbennett4442]

Awesome video thanks for posting this great info !

[@c_turfgrass7773]

You sound like Jeff Sturgis. Great video!

[@Miguel_Travels]

The art of food plotting... No better hobby in the world. 😁

[@davidsoloninka7742]

Great video… very informative … Thx Randy
Dave SE Ohio

[@jerimahjohnson8698]

Nice that sprayer is top notch

[@paynestark9688]

Great video

[@midlifemike4916]

Awesome and informative!

[@patriot4258]

Wow in Florida those ponds and swamps would be full of gators and cotton mouths.

[@oldcountryman2795]

Tractor tires make a pretty good roller by themselves.

[@toddschultz7477]

Good stuff

[@Kraig5821]

In all fairness to anyone planting Buckwheat if you don't get the needed rain the stand will be poor. Cool that you could still make it work with all those weeds rolled and sprayed.

[@markc4921]

Thank you for making this video. Enjoyed it. Where can you find liquid lime and fertilizer? Thanks

[@karma8001]

Plot Start. They have a website and u can look up if there's a dealer near u or order it through them

[@chrisbeazley5459]

Great plot all you need is 100k in equipment

[@craigmarble8956]

so what your saying is.it's best to just run over the dead grass/weeds with a roller or harrow and then seed for better results?

[@karma8001]

Put the seed down before you run it over then kill it or it will compete with what you r planting

[@jeffpangborn4943]

Seed first. Then roll the weeds. You get better seed to soil contact when broadcasting into vertical stems. Then cultipacking helps enhance that seed to soil contact.

[@Imkerei2024]

Isnt eart too hard after pushing all down

[@charleywalker2982]

👍

[@ObiWanColby_]

Why did y’all spray your standing buckwheat? Was it to open up the space for the seeds you cultipacked in? Genuinely curious of why you sprayed! What would happen if you did not spray

[@karma8001]

Buckwheat will seed up regrow

[@waynegalyen6176]

How long will liquid lime stay in the ground

[@karma8001]

I season. It's just a bandaid. If your ground needs lime lime it but in a pinch use the liquid. They say the hard lime takes a year to start working. If your going to do this TO NOT MIX THE BRASICA WITH WINTER RYE. They compete and u should plant them at different times. Brasicas on half winter rye, winter wheat, oats together on the other half

[@karma8001]

1 season

[@alanwhite4839]

Good info. But Putting extra Weed killer concentrate in your mix is totally useless. The regular mixture will kill all the plants. Better to slow down and saturate more with the regular amount of mix.

[@ZachVance108]

Why spray it with poison ?

[@bowman8316]

Oh fuckin grow up

[@karma8001]

Need to kill it. Roundup (glyphasate) won't hurt the deer and becomes neutral when it hits the ground.

[@lifeafter4076]

how do i kill wild ferns, so i can plant deer food plots / cover plants?

[@lifeafter4076]

i have hunting land in Northern Michigan.

[@karma8001]

Roundup

[@dougm2681]

So if your going to talk about planting....freaking get to it man!

[@davevail1579]

Really all fine and good guys but man you spend ALOT of money on your plot. Do you do pay hunts or something? It just doesn't seem worth all this just for a 3 acre deer plot and some recreational deer hunting.

[@karma8001]

The guy talking is getting paid 2 help the farmer (hunter) do it wrong. First off u never mix brasica and winter rye, them stands are in the wrong spot. There's way to much 2 mention

[@Ninjaturtle999]

Why do Americans love using chemicals? 9:04

[@james-williambraithwaite1095]

No property should EVER get Glyphosate!! EVER!!

[@mattpacker4]

poison...