In this video I talk about late summer/ early fall food plots such as soybeans and lab-lab. Spring plots such as corn, soybeans, cowpeas, sorghum, sun hemp, are all spring annuals that many food plotters plant to attract more deer to their farm during the fall hunting season. Other food plotters focus on fall food plots such as brassicas, annual and perennial clovers, and cereal grains such as oats, winter wheat, and cereal rye. Very few food plotters are planting late summer food plots that are high in protein and digestibility. As the spring turns to summer most of the whitetails food gets bigger and with this change comes lower protein levels and lower digestibility, leaving many whitetails left with undesirable food sources to finish up growing before the first frost. Planting these late summer food plots can not only benefit the whitetails by giving them high quality feed to finish out the growing season but also majorly benefit deer hunters with some fantastic whitetail deer hunting.