Turnips in soybeans

[duckchoppin]

I've got about 5 acres of soybeans loaded with pods but no leaves. I really hate to disc in all the beans because I know the deer will hammer them later on. I've heard of broadcasting brassics and wheat in the standing beans before a rain and it still grow. Worth a try or waste of time?

[uga_dawg]

I've seen it done prior to harvesting beans and it worked great. Obviously you won't even have the leaves. But I found giant ones around the edges of the fields including in my bermuda grass. I'd try it.

[HARV]

Go look at a newly combined wheat field after a couple good rains. It'll be greenin up real good like from combine losses. As for brassicas I've always got a good catch of wild mustard without disturbing the soil. I figger you're good to go.

[Longbeard Exterminator]

yes.... I have done this for several years. works good for me. Got some collards turnips growing right now in a corn field I knocked down. Also have oats growing in the mix.

[duckchoppin]

Thanks fellas. Might do a little spraying prior to broadcasting.

[Carlisle]

Check out www.growingdeertv.com

Grant Woods is a soybean freak and regularly broadcasts fall blends into standing soybeans.


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[Sportin' Woodies]

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[Gut_Pile]

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