Your straightforward approach has my full attention.

All I can say John, thank you for the personal call! I’ll say it again, that says a lot for a company! Great talk and I would say, great advice from the both of us.

Very true,so much conflicting info on food plots.

The doe factor lol your awesome hahahaha . You are soooooo right about that.

This in depth food plot information is gold! Keep it up! I’ve been buying northwood whitetail seed for years and now all these videos are icing on the cake! Thanks!

The chalk board is a great way of giving detailed yet concise information we can all use. I really appreciate it. Shout out from the Ottawa Valley in Canada.

I’m right across the river in Crivitz! Holy crap what an informative video! Well done an I really appreciate you sharing these details that help us non farmers build sustainable food plots! I’m in! Watching the rest of this series now!

This video passes the b.s. eye test. Things r very situational when it comes to planting. I've been doing this now for 25 years. U can't fight gravity or bend rules such as having sustained & consistent plots when the universe craves for balance. Having a 5 year plan is much more logical than being a Chris Farley character such as Matt Foley. U just aren't going to be able to grab the world by the tail & stuff it in your pocket. In his words, "if u think this way that u might find as u get out there that u aren't going to anount to Jack Squat!"

Thanks for another great video packed with information John! For anyone new to food plotting(or even the veterans) John has the best seed mixes and is always willing to help. Its nice to see John working with Josh at Whitetail Driven Solutions and Brad at Harper Growing Solutions, what a powerful combination! I've been using Northwoods Whitetails seeds and Plot Dr for a few years while also following Josh Whitetail Driven channel. For a novice I grow some great food plots thanks to these guys, it's great having all of them work together!

Always enjoy your videos and learning from you. Been doing this for a few years now and your planting strategies always make sense. I have a 50 lb bag of medium red clover that got donated to me...gonna play around with it in my plots this year. Keep up the great videos!

Clover mixes with fruit trees and bees works well. Less mowing than grass. The trees with clover needed less water than trees with crunchy brown grass around them. I like the clover mixes enough to plant in my yard in town. Not only do clover lawns require less mowing, but they also need less watering than most grasses. Because clover is a legume, it takes nitrogen from the air and transfers it into the ground, where the gas improves nearby plants and soil quality. Depending on the region, and type of clover it is semi-evergreen or evergreen and tends to thrive in full sun to partial shade.

Great information as always!

Alabama: planting crimson clover, balansa clover, durana clover and chicory on small plots. Then bigger plots wheat, rye, oats, winter peas, and some radish.

Great video. Thank you

John, we have had great luck and the best clover plots with Aberlasting Clover, Durana and Bearcat Red. couldnt beleive how durable it is.😮

Great video! motivated me to place my fall order

Great video love watching them keep them coming

Hey John this was a really informative video my plot thanks too substantial rains are really beginning too green up what do you think for me is the way too go when I do my fall plot next month

John looking for your advice on which of your clovers you’d recommend. I have a 1/4 acre plot with a dozen fruit trees. Gets good sun and I have the ability to water if it get to dry. 8ph. Mid to mid/high levels of N,P and P. Green Bay Area. Thoughts? Also thoughts on oats or rye as the cover plot? Thanks as always.

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