EASY No-Till Clover Alfalfa Food Plot

Time to start some Spring food plots! This area was recently excavated and has a bunch of clay soil from the pond on the topsoil. Instead of waiting, and tilling the soil, lets do a No-Till approach and gets the clover and alfalfa seeds on the ground and growing before the weeds start.

Planting a clover and alfalfa food plot can be extremely beneficial for deer and your soil in a number of ways. Here are a few reasons:

RICH FOOD SOURCE: Both clover and alfalfa are highly nutritious and provide a good source of protein for deer. These plants are also rich in minerals and vitamins, which can help promote healthy growth and development.

LONG GROWING SEASON: Clover and alfalfa have a long growing season, which means that they can provide a consistent food source for deer throughout much of the year. This is particularly important during the winter months, when other food sources may be scarce.

HONEY HOLE: Clover and alfalfa are both highly attractive to deer, which means the deer herd is in your area and the bucks follow.

BUILDING SOIL: Planting clover and alfalfa can also help improve the habitat for deer by providing cover and reducing soil erosion. These plants can also help improve the quality of the soil, which can benefit other plants in the area as well.

[OurNewLand]

I'm looking forward to seeing how this turns out. Great job getting it done.

[InterdimensionalWiz]

ALSO AZOLA, GOOD FOR ANIMAL FEED. BUT WATCH IT DOESNT TAKE OVER THE WHOLE RIVER.