One simple trick for massive soybean growth

[00:00:00]That's what the whole field would look like and [music] our beans would be sitting in dry dirt. But, what happens is when you run the planter down through here, this [music] stuff just starts to die. It creates a shade.

[00:00:11]And you can all [music] you have to do, I mean, look at this.

[00:00:14]Look at that in real nice moist, [music] tilthy, just mellow soil underneath. And you can see the beans [music] already starting to come up all the way down through here.

[00:00:28]>> [music] >> Another really good side benefit to this rye is it it's kind of a natural weed suppressant.

[00:00:34]Um you know, obviously it's going to lay down and and shade [music] out some some competition to keep to keep from coming in on these beans, but it has its own effect on the soil [music] where it kind of has its own little natural suppressant. Another thing is the roots add a whole bunch of organic [music] matter to the soil. And that's exactly what this type of soil needs is is more organic matter, more moisture.

[00:00:57]Conserve every little bit that you can.

[00:00:59]And that's that's one of the fun things about planting food plots is really figuring out how to improve everything, not just your deer, but also your soil.