I've got a winter rye / clover question. I've got a field that has overgrown a bit that I'd like to see if I can still get into the rotation this year. It's got some scattered clover, but right now the grass & weeds are way high. The trick is that I'm only going to be able to make one (maybe two, but that's questionable) trips out there to work on it before the season. I'm in central, IL.
So, the question is, what would be the best chance for getting it turned over to a rye / clover plot. Do I mow it, disc it, kill it, if so, in what order, and knowing that I'll only have one to two trips, and it's already Sept. 5.
Thanks!
Steve
So, the question is, what would be the best chance for getting it turned over to a rye / clover plot. Do I mow it, disc it, kill it, if so, in what order, and knowing that I'll only have one to two trips, and it's already Sept. 5.
Thanks!
Steve