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Are those LS or New Holland tractors?

We have moderate temps in the winter and I have access to Frosty Berseem which is tolerant to cold. Wondering if anyone else here has experience with it.

Does anyone have any experience with Berseem Clover?

When I was at Deer Valley they had fence line feeders with panels and they mounted them at almost a 30 to 40 degree angle towards the cattle, supposed to keep calves from jumping through, I thought they calves would go through easier, was told they don't like the angle. But nothing with calves...

I like your idea better than mine. I will put some fertilizer on there in September, keep the cattle off and see what comes up, graze it once in April then spray 24D. Right now there are a few tansy plants out there, not much. We aren't getting killed with tansy like we did last year, don't...

Thank you Dave for the response, you know this area well. From what I've seen orchard grass almost needs to be treated here like an annual, unless you're going to renovate the entire field. I'm going to take your suggestion and go with perennial rye. Still trying to decide if I'm going to toss...

Thank you Rancher, someone can comprehend the written word. Yes, I'm going to crossbow that field, complete waste of money and seed to put in clover. I may drop some berseem (annual clover) over the winter, but my concern is it won't have an opportunity to put on any kind of stand, before I...

LOL....some of that crap they come up with on there, is just plain stupid. My wife looks at me and says,"Didn't you put in clover over the winter?". Yep, sure did and miraculously didn't kill a one of them.

I’m keeping clover out of the mix, because I will spray for weeds next year and more than likely the following as well. There is another pasture, I’m going to sacrifice this year, allow the cows to tear it up over winter and then go in and plant berseem.

I'm assuming that is 50lbs to the acre.

Yesterday we locked up a rental (barn and pasture), there is a 10 acre pasture that has been over grazed and hasn’t seen a speck of fertilizer in years. On my own place I screw around every year, broadcasting oats and peas and then discing it, but this will be my first venture in no till. Got a...

My Dad had a 420 with Wisconsin on it, dragged it around with a Farmall 100. Look around you might be able to find a self propelled swather on the cheap and an old basket rake.