Posted by Royse on July 03, 2012 at 20:20:26 from (69.36.49.151):
I tilled a food plot for a young couple next door late this spring, didn't think much of it after that.
It was cool at the time, because I used to till the land when it belonged to my father, so I did it for the memories.
And of course it let me get some seat time!
Took a ride down there tonight to see how it was doing.
They sowed clover in it, and the clover is growing. Kind of surprising considering the lack of rain, but it is.
Problem is the weeds and grass are out growing it by far. (nothing over 8 inches at this point)
Is there a spray I could use that would water and weed at the same time without killing the young clover?
I haven't done any farming for 35 years unless you count a garden, so help would be appreciated.
They're a really young couple, early 20's with a 18 month old, so if I can find something to spray reasonably I'll just foot the bill and hopefully reinforce what a country neighbor is like.
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