Wildlife – Food Plots
Q: I’d like to establish a food plot for wildlife: deer, turkey, quail, etc.
What should I plant?
A: Dr. Mike Mengak at UGA has written several publications on food plots. If you have the land and the energy to get it done, establishing a food plot can really increase your hunting harvest each year!
Temporarily Protecting Food Plots from Deer
And from the Alabama Department of Conservation
Effective Food Plots for White Tailed Deer
Remember that one of the keys to success is liming the soil beforehand. Most wildlife food plants do MUCH better if the soil pH is correct.
Get soil testing details at www.georgiasoiltest.com.
A local source for seed is Adams – Briscoe Seed in Jackson GA.
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Iris leaf spot
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Hydrangeas – Green Blooms
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Muscadines – Pollination
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Iris – Walking Iris, Reblooming Iris, rebloo
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Wildlife – Trees and Shrubs to Attract
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Tulip
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Confederate Rose – Rooting
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Pecans – Shipping
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Allamanda, Mandevilla and Dipladenia – Differences
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The Issue With “No Mow May”
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