Well, after two days of frost seeding over 60lbs of alfalfa, spreading 1240lbs of pelletized lime, walking most of the fence line around the 800 acres, and finding only one shed...I am real happy to be this tired.
nice pics
i would guess that shed is about a 44 incher how close am i?
have you ever frost seeded alfalfa before?
we raise alot of it for hay always plant with a brillion seeder.....granddad always said that was the only way to get a crop
i know he wasn't 100% correct but it sure worked for us several times
hope your frost seeding goes well. that alfalfa plot should give you plenty to do if you get a good stand with mowing and spraying and all but boy is it a good food for the wildlife
I have never started an alfalfa plot, but we are going to try it out. I am hoping that last years winter wheat will give it shade and give it a chance to take off this year...I am also thinking that mowing won't be an issue...the deer have all of our plots down to two inches tall. I am worried that they will overgraze it. I hope it takes off and provides a huge draw this fall when the corn and beans are gone from the surrounding areas.
15 pound or close to that, per acre. The ground was so soft that we just broadcast it over the areas and will hope that today's rain will push it into the ground or get it covered. The deer prints were all over the plots and should provide many crevices for the seeds to get covered in.
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