Wet foodplot ???
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From: GhostBird
17-Jan-17
What would be good to plant in a foodplot that is unusually wet. I have a spot that can be very wet during a lot of the fall/winter depending on the amount of rain. It endures standing water for short periods of time as well. Any ideas?
From: elkstabber
17-Jan-17
Ladino clover can be submerged for spells of about a week. An advantage of putting in clover is that it doesn't require a lot of maintenance, which is good because the wet areas can't always be accessed by tractor.
From: Screwball
17-Jan-17
Contact Nutritionist on here.
From: JW
17-Jan-17
Millet usually works well in wet areas.
From: skookumjt
17-Jan-17
X's 2 for Nutritionist.
From: drycreek
17-Jan-17
I'll second the clover and third the nutritionest !
From: JackPine Acres
18-Jan-17
rice. :)
From: The Famous Grouse
18-Jan-17
Clover is as tolerant of damp conditions as it gets.
Grouse
From: JackPine Acres
18-Jan-17
Birdsfoot Trefoil might be more tolerant than clover. Check it out.
From: GhostBird
19-Jan-17
Thanks guys. Good point about the inability to get the tractor in there to mow during the wet season.
