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and to reduce any clodding. If the soil is already prepared,
a thorough raking to level and remove any rocks will be
sufficient. The seed can be spread with the same equipment
used to spread fertilizer, or by hand for small areas.
Regardless of the method the seed should be divided into
two lots. Spread the second lot at right angles to the
first. To ensure good seed to soil contact, the areas
should be between 1/8 to 1/4 inch. Once this has been
completed the area should be rolled or firmed with a culta-packer.
seed
moist if you're seeding in the spring or fall. Improper
watering is probably the biggest factor that causes new
plots to fail. For seeds to properly germinate evenly,
the top layer of the soil must not be allowed to dry out.
Look for planting times when rain is expected. 
the
spring any seeding done prior to soil temperatures of
50 degrees will lay dormant until temperatures reach this
point. Generally for fall seeding, seed no later than
September 30 to ensure fall germination. Or not before
November 15 for a dormant seeding, the dormant seeding
will lay idle until soil temperatures are consistent with
germination needs. Dormant seeding is a good way of ensuring
that your seeds will be germinating at the first available
time frame that following spring. 
adequate
supply of nutrients at all times. It is nearly always
helpful to use a starter fertilizer. A starter fertilizer
is high phosphorus which stimulates aggressive root growth
and establishment. Once this has been completed begin
a regular scheduled fertility program consistent with
your cultural practices. Please remember your hard work
and investment will be appreciated time and time again
as your family and friends enjoy the benefits of healthy
and beautiful food plots and natural habitat. | Nature's
Own Seed Mixtures 3676 W 9000N Road Manteno, IL 60950 1-800-457-6748 info@whitetailhabitat.com © Nature's Own 1999 - 2003 |
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