
EP:182 | Using Row Crop Science for Your Food Plot
About this episode
This week we welcome Mitt Wardlaw into the Gamekeeper Studio to talk about his expertise in applying row crop science to food plots. Mitt’s a smart guy who has lots of hands-on experience. We have a lively discussion on planting dates, cereal grains, annual and perennial clovers, myths around lime, the nutritional needs and timing of fertilizer applications, army worms, regenerative agricultural practices and more. It’s a fascinating discussion on the “growing” process of a food plot, understanding the process, and harnessing this knowledge to make you a better Gamekeeper. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.
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