Soil builder I can broadcast into existing food plot

[Dushon]

Looking for something to broadcast into existing clover, wheat, radish, and elbon rye. Plan is to broadcast, and then shred like some have done on here. Soil is sandy and have been having problems with erosion with these torrential spring rains these last two years. Any ideas?


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[RutnBuk]

Maybe sunn hemp?

[More Liberty]

Looking for something to broadcast into existing clover, wheat, radish, and elbon rye. Plan is to broadcast, and then shred like some have done on here. Soil is sandy and have been having problems with erosion with these torrential spring rains these last two years. Any ideas?


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I've done sun hemp, buckwheat and sunflowers

[Dushon]

Maybe sunn hemp?

I didn't have much luck with it last year but I'm gonna try it again.


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[Dushon]

I've done sun hemp, buckwheat and sunflowers

Broadcast that without discing in? I'm worried about germination broadcasting in top


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[More Liberty]

I didn't have much luck with it last year but I'm gonna try it again.


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Cowpears work real well as well. I plant them in the heat and they love it and the are great at building soil

[More Liberty]

Broadcast that without discing in? I'm worried about germination broadcasting in top


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True. Anytime you broadcast the germination rate - regardless of seed - will be lower as opposed to discing it in.

[Dushon]

True. Anytime you broadcast the germination rate - regardless of seed - will be lower as opposed to discing it in.

Just curious as to what percentage germination people think they're getting broadcasting into existing food plot and shredding vs a prepared seed bed


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