Hot, dry weather has hit us after the wettest year (April to April) ever. This has affected pastures and food plots as well as pastures. My pastures suffered terribly from the wet but my frost seeding with the clover/chicory mix from RWWP came thru great…since the drought and hot weather
Across the Midwest it is almost time for food plotters to get those spring-planted plots planted. Many of us have recognized the numerous benefits of including soybeans in our food plot programs. The greatest of those benefits is that soybeans provide a nutrient-rich food-source from the time they germinate until
We hear from a lot of customers at Real World Wildlife Products who are fighting herbicide resistant weeds in their soybean plots. Most of the time the comments come with a question regarding whether or not we are working on a Liberty-Link® or other herbicide tolerant soybean blend. I understand
This week Josh Pretzer talks about Soil Tests and Mineral use. Produced by Aaron Morgan of Invested Outdoors
March…ing Towards Success In sports they say that champions are made in the off-season. I bet that is a very true statement that reflects the idea that fans don’t ever see the years of training that champion athletes go through before they reach the ultimate level. It is the same
Meet Your Potential Written By: Wes Delks, General Manager – Real World Wildlife Products This past summer, on my first card pull, I checked a camera along a bean field where I knew a bachelor group was likely to be. Amidst the group was a nice buck that I did
WELCOME TO A NEW BLOG CALLED “DON’S DIFFERENCE MAKERS” THIS MONTHLY BLOG WILL PROVIDE A WINDOW INTO STRATEGIES DON HIGGINS USES WHILE CHASING MATURE WHITETAILS. HOPE YOU ENJOY! Switchgrass and Bedding-in-a-Bag Tips for Success It seems that lately I have been asked on an almost daily basis what new products
We have heard a lot of reports in recent days of customers whose food plots have been flooded due to the heavy rains in various parts of the country. While this is certainly not good news, all hope is not lost for this season. The key is going to be
One of the most frequent comments spewed by those who want to bash Real World soybeans is that they are “just another ag bean”. In fact this comment has been perpetuated by competitors as a way to slow the tremendous growth, popularity and market share that Real World soybeans have
I did not hunt as a young child. It was not until I was out of high school I tried to learn the sport. I remember I bought my first bow, a High Country Supreme the summer of 1996. Shooting 25-12 Easton Arrows, I wasn’t a bad shot for a
