Planting Giant Miscanthus Grass For Screening

Join us as we plant Real World Giant Miscanthus Grass to screen the food-lot from the road. I Hope everyone enjoys the video and be sure to stop back for update videos coming in the future.
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[@russellbowman8051]

Very Interesting Cliff!! Can't wait To See it grow over the next few years!!
Yes that Attachment Pulverized The Sod Chunks Into A very Nice Seed Bed!! Very Much Like What We Call A Harly Rake!!
Thanks Cliff !
Keep Smiling On!!
😅👍👊❤️

[@randyhartel1558]

Can't wait!!

[@belindahorn3611]

I'm in the Mi. thumb area. I have 8 - 25ft. rows, across a electric right a way. Work's awesome!

[@JBesq]

I’m trying some switchgrass. Had some moderate success and then went with NWW HD Screen. That didn’t work out. Was tempted Togo with the RW Miscanthus this year but I need a bit too much. So the plan is to fill in after the switch gets established. Can’t wait to see the update. I’m about 4.5 hours due east of Westfield ag so growing zone about the same. Thanks for the vid

[@GreatOakOutdoors]

Great video! I was looking into this product, but the biggest red flag for me was the potential for it to cross with another hybrid from a neighboring property, which would create an invasive issue. I'm in the process of removing invasives on my property and introducing more natives. It's been a huge headache getting the invasives out.

[@jamiefox9215]

Do you mow it every spring like switch grass? Thanks

[@KEO__Vlogs]

You can mow it or burn it if you want. You don't have to. It's a perennial and will grow back every year.

[@user-cl5qf1we7b]

Not really related to the video but have you ever done soy beans for a food plot I think it would be a good idea but any tips on it if you have?

[@KEO__Vlogs]

yes, I have planted soybeans numerous times. Not overly impressed with them for our area.

[@user-cl5qf1we7b]

Alright thank you my family lives close to Batavia and everyone plante soybeans so we'll give it a go

[@fa-kingfreeman6173]

Way too expensive…. What they planted for you cost $1,200.00 not for me…

[@MrTrapper1111]

Buy once cry once bud