What to plant on my roads

[Rio_Grande]

I have fresh cut roads running through my property and I am looking to plant something to hold the ground. I dont want anything that is high maintence but if I have to mow it once/twice a year that is fine. Any recomendations? I really dont want it planted in a way that will compeet with my food plots as I seem to have a good thing going.

 

[forgeblast]

check out stock seed company they have a ton of different mixes for different regions.

 

[Western]

Dont know where you are, but if in Texas you might consider Buffalo grass. You can also have your local AG extension agent come out and give you recommendations on site.

 

[gdigger]

Ag extention agent can help by phone.

 

[Rio_Grande]

That was exactly what we did, Soil and water folks recomended fescue.

 

[gdigger]

Soil and water folks usually know best.

 

[penrod72]

Creeping red fescue will hold up well to traffic. Plant before predicted light rain, cheap to plant and easy maintenance.

 

[kneedeep]

lots of folks in texas plant corn in their roads !:laughing:

 

[foggy1111]

lots of folks in texas plant corn in their roads !:laughing:

Yeah...cracked corn. :laughing:

 

[ricklman]

lots of folks in texas plant corn in their roads !:laughing:

It's a ploy.. That's Armadillo bait! :laughing: