I am planting my first plot ever. We have 10 acres in the pine woods of east Texas and I have about 3,000 sqft that I am clearing to make room. I have completed my soil test and have a little more clearing to do. I have already purchased LabLab Plus and was reading the back of the bag and it says to plant the seed and the fertilizer together. I am concerned that the fertilizer will just burn all the seeds. Is this really the correct way to plant LabLab Plus? I will also be planting a 1 acre plot in South central OK so I want to be sure I do not ruin my efforts from the beginning on both properties.

I own some land in west Texas, and the seed I use says the same thing.  We actually spread the fertilizer first and did one more light till/smoothing of of the soil.  This let the fertilizer be rotated into the ground.  We then spread the seed according to the depth needed for the seed itself.  This was done on the same day, we just did not do it at the exact same time.

A couple of things to keep in mind:

- Plant when their is some moisture in the soil.  Really dry is bad,m as the seeds need some type of moisture.
- Try to plant a few days before a good rain is coming.  Rain is everything.

I am sure you already new this, and in east Texas is should not be a major hurdle to keep the soil wet.

Good luck!

Thank you; that helps relieve some worries. I will be sure to post my results when they are obtained.