The quality of your soil directly affects how well certain plants can grow. Industrial farmers, home gardeners, and hunters planting food plots should work to improve the fertility of their soil and one common practice for this is to plant green manu …

One important thing to understand when it comes to maximizing your land’s potential is that it’s done one step at a time. It’s almost impossible to do it all at once. Well, you can, but then you sacrifice the level of quality at which you’ve do …

The one general improvement every hunter should focus on for their property is the increasing available edge habitat. Well that is, if you want to see more deer, turkeys and wildlife. This focus means setting diversity of available food, cover, and s …

To get a nice clean clover plot this fall, you need to maintain it during the summer. One step is to spray a grass selective herbicide if the grass competition is strong. You should mow it in late spring to control broadleaf weeds. Hi Bill …

I have a food plot that is very acidic. Is there anything I could get to grow for a fall food plot as I try to adjust the Ph of the soil moving forward? Thanks for your thoughts and good luck in 2018. You have a few options. There’s a lit …

BillWhen you make your poor man plots do you worry about the small stumps/roots from brush you’ve cut down?Ideally, you would kill the trees (or the stumps) when you cut them down so they don’t re-sprout. You can do this with Garlon 3A and not hav …

Here at Frigid Forage, we often get asked about our clover food plots, when to plant them, how long they last, etc. In this post, we will explain what we do and recommend.Question for Frigid Forage I noticed that you sometimes plant clover in …

Bill I have 3 small food plots probably a little less than a 1/4 a each which I plant in oats in the fall. Based on what I have read and watched on the website I am thinking about planting them in the Frigid Forage clover in the sprin …