Great segment fellas! Projects like this always get me excited to see the change and improvements!

Love all the videos I learn a lot from y’all’s videos I just have a small farm in Missouri about 125 acres and have done a lot but just last year started planting warm season grasses mainly switchgrass and let me say last year was a head scratcher with that planting I’m use to tilling a field fertilize and plant and boom good food plot but I absolutely had to be patient with this one bc I frost seeded and thought by may 1st I would have baby switch and looking back I may have just really didn’t know what I was looking for so I just kept mowing it and ended up with a decent first year stand of switch however this year I’m planting a 10 acre spot around a wooded ravine and I went ahead and did a complete kill on the grasses there in the late summer early fall and am going to burn it Monday and then drill it and come spring green up like early April I am going to hit it with gly and semazine I really just enjoy the process

Good stuff.

Native edges are great for everything ,it's all natural diversity. Diversity may be the key in my mind.

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Did you see a ton of turkeys right after the burn? I've heard they'll come to burned areas to eat.

I am completely new to doing food plots and have no idea where to even begin. What would you suggest for a first timer wanting to do a 1 acre food plot on a 37 acre piece of property consisting of almost all hardwoods. Meigs county in SE Tennessee.