Fall Food Plot Planting in Indiana With The Firminator

This week we're at Tom's farm in Indiana setting the table for fall. Moisture's good, the ground is prepped, and it's time to put some Big Tine in the ground to get those food plots ready for deer season.
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[@swampwhiteoak1]

Planted mine 08/15, then 3 days of drizzle. All coming in well. Annual plot is 10 months here too.

[@ManagementAdvantage]

Great to hear!

[@troybrake5686]

Me too and my big sexy is bussin! Lol

[@chriselms923]

5:05 Tom how did the Greene County MicroGreene work a few years ago? it contained micronutrients and humic acid as well.

[@aarongoeppner413]

Project 17 looks beautiful there at the end!!!!

[@ManagementAdvantage]

That's awesome you noticed it! Project 17 has so much diversity. It's a thing of beauty!

[@clarkwheeler8764]

The planting only once per year fall program works well for me here in western Kentucky. Adding annual and white clovers sometimes allows a once every 2-3 years (or more) planting program!!

[@ManagementAdvantage]

We do that to on some plots. Cereal grains provide that fast greenup and act as a cover crop to let the clover get established ready to take over the following year.

[@nickstriegel8975]

That’s farming 101 I love to hear how deer hunters are now trying to be farmer’s maybe you should mention that talk to your local farmer and they can tell you what is best to do in your area