getTwisted
Ten Pointer
This was my first year trying clover. I made two kill plots in September with Whitetail Institute Clover and honestly couldn't be happier with how they turned out. I got good rain right after I planted and the clover grew fast and got some good size to it before the deer started pounding it.
Now since the cooler weather has moved in the deer have mowed the clover down hard. The clover in both of my kill plots are only about an inch high at best. The kill plots are small but they are as big as I could make them at the time, I plan on stretching them out a little (as much as I can) this spring to help with the pressure.
How well can I expect this to hold up over the winter?
Also since this is my first time with clover, I know nothing about frost seeding this spring. Can someone explain the process to me? I get that the frost provides moister, but other than that I don't know much about the steps taken or exactly when it needs to done.
thank you!
Now since the cooler weather has moved in the deer have mowed the clover down hard. The clover in both of my kill plots are only about an inch high at best. The kill plots are small but they are as big as I could make them at the time, I plan on stretching them out a little (as much as I can) this spring to help with the pressure.
How well can I expect this to hold up over the winter?
Also since this is my first time with clover, I know nothing about frost seeding this spring. Can someone explain the process to me? I get that the frost provides moister, but other than that I don't know much about the steps taken or exactly when it needs to done.
thank you!
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