No Till Food Plots - So Easy
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We will never stop learning and sharing!
Just a few of the samples we are sending in for evaluation this year.
We are stepping up our game in testing and not only doing the @wardlabs soil health assessment but also PLFA and TND testing. This will give us a complete picture of what’s happening in our soils both from a chemical but more importantly- biological perspective!!
Well be sure to continue to share and help y’all where we can! Thanks for following!!
Just a few of the samples we are sending in for evaluation this year.
We are stepping up our game in testing and not only doing the @wardlabs soil health assessment but also PLFA and TND testing. This will give us a complete picture of what’s happening in our soils both from a chemical but more importantly- biological perspective!!
Well be sure to continue to share and help y’all where we can! Thanks for following!!
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Do you like hinge cuts or flush cuts!?
Well - I like both! Here is a spot that I really like using hinge cuts. This is feathering a field between the road.
I don’t want deer using this area much and I also want to make it physically and visually more difficult for a person to get through. That’s why I choose to hinge cut this and mix in flush cuts as well.
This feathering released several red oaks. Will add food to the edge of the plot - allowing the plot to feed even more deer. Will add security to the plot. Will push/funnel deer between the plot and a proven stand location. Will act as great habitat for grouse and turkeys.
Small changes and a little time with a saw can accomplish a lot fast. Hinge cut or flush cut - just get outside. Be safe and get sunlight to the ground.
We’ll be planting soon!!
Well - I like both! Here is a spot that I really like using hinge cuts. This is feathering a field between the road.
I don’t want deer using this area much and I also want to make it physically and visually more difficult for a person to get through. That’s why I choose to hinge cut this and mix in flush cuts as well.
This feathering released several red oaks. Will add food to the edge of the plot - allowing the plot to feed even more deer. Will add security to the plot. Will push/funnel deer between the plot and a proven stand location. Will act as great habitat for grouse and turkeys.
Small changes and a little time with a saw can accomplish a lot fast. Hinge cut or flush cut - just get outside. Be safe and get sunlight to the ground.
We’ll be planting soon!!
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Why would you start a seed company?
I absolutely love soils.
I love working with growers to help them achieve their goals.
I love all things whitetails
I love soil science
I love to explain how these can work together to help us reduce inputs and grow healthier plants.
But if I had to pick one thing - it would easily be, the people.
I love the customers. I love working with them and talking to them and getting pictures like this!!
Jared and I both sincerely appreciate all the customers. We know there are a lot of choices in this market. When you give us a chance to
work with you - it’s sincerely appreciated. Thank you all.
Have a safe planting season! It’s go time in the South!!
-Albert
I absolutely love soils.
I love working with growers to help them achieve their goals.
I love all things whitetails
I love soil science
I love to explain how these can work together to help us reduce inputs and grow healthier plants.
But if I had to pick one thing - it would easily be, the people.
I love the customers. I love working with them and talking to them and getting pictures like this!!
Jared and I both sincerely appreciate all the customers. We know there are a lot of choices in this market. When you give us a chance to
Have a safe planting season! It’s go time in the South!!
-Albert
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Getting invited to be on a podcast is forever humbling, nerve-wrecking and will forever make me feel like a dumbo!! However, I love the challenge of articulating the importance of soil health and how we at Vitalize Seed go about implementing such! Thanks to my friend and Vitalize Seed Partner @bowhunterchronicles_podcast (Adam) for having me on to talk a little about soils!!
Link -
Link -
Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast: The Anatomy of a Food Plot - Al Tomechko - Vitalize Seed on Apple Podcasts
Show Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast, Ep The Anatomy of a Food Plot - Al Tomechko - Vitalize Seed - Apr 16, 2024
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the.deercamp.podcast: #20 - Al Tomechko: The Importance of Soil Health For Successful Food Plots on Apple Podcasts
Show the.deercamp.podcast, Ep #20 - Al Tomechko: The Importance of Soil Health For Successful Food Plots - Apr 18, 2024
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Andrew is such a nice guy and it was so awesome chat soils with him!