A little late, but it's planted

[deadeye]

I know I'm a little late getting some plots planted but that's the way it goes sometimes.  Two weeks ago I sprayed three plots with roundup.  I followed up with a second spraying one week ago.  One plot is around 50 feet wide by 1000 feet long. (follows the wood line on the southern part of a long narrow field).  I sprayed two other plots on the edge of other fields.  These three plots total around two acres.  I did not till or work the soil.  I mixed clover (4 types) and chickory (small amount) with the fertilizer.  I spread this at approximatly the following rates per acre.
Seed - 12 pounds
Nitrogen - 40 pounds
Phorphous - 22 pounds
Potash - 20 pounds
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we will get sufficent rain over the next month to establish the plants.  (if the rains don't cooperate and not enough plants grow, I plan to broadcast more seed in the middle of August).  I also fertilied three clover plots that were planted last year.  These are in the middle of wooded ares and look great now. (lots of deer browse)

[Big E]

What did you plant?

[deadeye]

Big E, 
I mixed clover (4 types) and chickory (small amount) with the fertilizer.  I spread this at approximatly the following rates per acre.
Seed - 12 pounds
Nitrogen - 40 pounds
Phorphous - 22 pounds
Potash - 20 pounds

We have a couple other plots the we will plant brassicas later (mid August).  I would have liked to get the clover in earlier but had a bunch of stuff working against me.  I planted clover because it usually will last for 4-5 years before it needs replanting.  Also it provides a lot of good forage all summer long.  I planted it mostly to feed the deer and not necessarily to hunt over.

P.S. Big E - How are the trees doing?  We are have a hard time establishing a "woods" in our field.

[Big E]

So far the trees are doing really good. I've only seen about 3 that look like they won't make it. I'm sure there is more but from what I can see the vast majority are still living. The popple shoots are not up too high yet to shade out the pines but we'll see.