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Read articles →This is a food-plot and property-management episode, not a tractor review: the owner uses his John Deere 4066R to disk in a brown top millet plot for dove season, explaining why he's letting old millet reseed itself, his fertilizing routine, and his planting strategy for attracting resident dove. There's little tractor-spec or implement detail; it's mostly land-management talk. Best for viewers interested in food plots or dove-field prep rather than 4066R performance.
An owner using his own property's food plots and tractor work, sharing personal habits and opinions rather than technical or dealer-style reviews.
Because most of what's growing is last year's brown top millet reseeding itself, so leaving some uncovered just helps it grow back and reseed for free.
At about two to two and a half months, it seeds out well enough to be ready for dove season.
No, he does not cover the seed with the disc since the seeds are tiny; he broadcasts it then comes back and roller packs it in.
