When do you lowcountry folks usually put your winter wheat in the ground? I've got a field I bushhogged today that I'm going to turn over Wednesday and then just plant some wheat this fall unless anybody has any other better suggestions.
When do you lowcountry folks usually put your winter wheat in the ground? I've got a field I bushhogged today that I'm going to turn over Wednesday and then just plant some wheat this fall unless anybody has any other better suggestions.
What is your goal of the field?
The best time to do something is between yesterday and tomorrow
Looking for some late season deer forage and to draw a few turkeys out of the swamp in the spring. I don't have a tractor on the property, so I'll have to go with something simple and easy. Field is easily tillable with a reartine, and wheat seems to be the simplest solution.
I would wait until the end of september. It is still a little hot to plant wheat.
Need to wait a little while to plant wheat.
What about Oats? Deer will mow them down.
I've got all the time in the world. I'm not rushing to plant now. Can I top sow oats and then drag a 4 foot section of chain link weighted down to cover it like I can with wheat?
It has to do with daytime heat on the winter wheat. I would guess the third week of September as the earliest time ( if it cools off ). You have time for a good bean or pea crop to get whacked before then.
Oct 1st.
Back in the day we planted as late a mid-Nov.
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Thanks for all the help guys!
Word you can broadcast oats and drag them and be fine.
Last edited by ProvidenceSwamper; 08-14-2012 at 03:25 PM.
what he said
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