What equipment do I need to plant food plots?

What equipment do I need to plant food plots?

The Basic Equipment Necessary for Food Plots

  • Tractor or powerful UTV/ATV;
  • rotary cutter;
  • boom sprayer;
  • rotary tiller or disc harrow;
  • spreader for lime, fertilizer and possibly seed;
  • cultipacker/drag;
  • trailer for transporting; and finally,
  • someplace to keep it all secure.

What HP tractor do I need for food plots?

For the average small-plot land manager putting in 10 to 40 acres of warm season plots and fall grains, a CUT in the 30- to 45-hp range is ideal.

Do no till food plots work?

The Ultimate No-Till Food Plot Method For decades, people have used it as a summer crop to improve the soil and prevent erosion. It worked perfectly—and not just for small seeds like brassicas and cereal grains, but for bigger seeds like beans and peas, too, which typically need to be covered by soil.

How do you use a Cultipacker for food plots?

Pull the cultipacker over a food plot after disking to firm and smooth the seedbed before broadcasting small-seeded crops. Then, cultipack again after broadcasting. This way, the seed will be pressed into the surface of an already firm seedbed.

Is 25 hp tractor enough?

The typical hobby farmer probably won’t have enough large-scale farming tasks to warrant the cost of a tractor in this range. For mowing your yard and doing some work with a front-end loader, a tractor with 25 to 35 horsepower might be all you need.

What is the easiest food plot to grow?

Clover. Clover is by far one of the easiest food plot species to establish and maintain. It is one of the most popular species to throw into mixes, put into standalone plots, or throw it in around other larger food plots.

What is the easiest deer food plot to grow?

Red clover is the Easiest Food Plot for Deer. Spread the seed and spray the grasses to act as a mulch for the clover, or spray in the fall and frost seed in late winter right on top of the snow. The freeze thaw patterns of spring creates cracks the seed falls into to germinate.

How much fertilizer do I need for food plots?

After you’ve planted and the seeds have germinated—and throughout the growing season—you will need to keep fertilizing the plots, so they remain vigorous and attractive to deer. We recommend applying 150 pounds of 33-0-0 or 34-0-0 per acre every four to six weeks throughout the growing season.

Which is the best food plot planting machine?

The PLOTMASTER ™ is the perfect management tool for today’s sportsmen, ranchers, landscapers, small/hobby farmers and land managers who want to plant plots and manage their recreational properties effectively. Because of its compact design, it is ideal for planting wildlife food plots in a variety…

How does the plotmaster save time and money?

The PLOTMASTER ™ with its revolutionary new one-pass planting process saves an enormous amount of time, money, and effort in planting NWSGs (Native Warm Season Grasses) and food plots for wildlife.

Can a plotmaster be used as an ATV?

The PLOTMASTER’s ™ patented design allows you to disc, plow, plant, cover and cultipack all at the same time, thus saving you an enormous amount of time, money and effort. PLOTMASTER ™ currently offers a variety of models, including small ATV-sized implements up to large tractor-sized implements.

Which is the best food plot system for wildlife?

PLOTMASTER SYSTEMS, LLC. As part of its complete food plot system, Plotmaster Systems, LLC. offers a full line of high-quality equipment to help you plant and maintain your food plots. The all-in-one PLOTMASTER ™ line of equipment provides today’s wildlife managers an easy and cost-effective way of planting and maintaining wildlife food plots.

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