Recent content by Bassattackr

For those establishing perennial clover in the fall with rye, don't be suprised if you don't "see" any clover in the fall. It's there, just takes until the following spring to take off. Add another layer at frost seed timing, and stand back!

100# - 125# is about right IMO, more than you'd think.. Even a "wall" of rye leaves a nice shaded clover patch underneath. Better start with weed control, it's almost cheating. Can also leave and let it dry down if you want. Just leaves more to deal with later.

Preach! Just mowed the pollinating rye a week ago and.. boom. clover galore.

Saw one dead on the roadside. Mother nature only afforded her a few days of life.

Wonder how well stocking efforts would do? They are from China anyway?

Why not use granular AMS Fertilizer? Much more stable than coated urea. Works in well with warm temps. Agree with others, liquid UAN will have leaf burn.

Gorgeous farm!

Great timing IMO. I'm planting another section in Mid MO this weekend.

Ammonium Sulfate AMS (Fertilizer) is a great source of N and S both at 21-0-0-24S (21% nitrogen and 24% sulfur). Most stable form of N out there. Will not leach into atmosphere, no coating required. I get mine from a local co-op, they'll put the bagger on and get a smaller amount for me if I...

This! :)

In for camera results. Neat idea!

Agreed.. Hinge cuts are overrated, and destructive for habitat. Also terrible for long term timber value. Logging, Select Cuts, Clear Cuts or TSI are all much better choices, and very wildlife friendly depending on your timber stage. Get benefit of wildlife use while maintaining long term...

Buck fever got the best of someone..

+1 on killing the cool season grasses. Then disc around the trees. Mother nature will take from there.

Something to ask him.. What would change in the soil chemistry or profile a year later that would test different? Unless you recently put ag lime on previously? I’m curious myself. Maybe @Muddyrem knows?