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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Reynolds" data-source="post: 1847158" data-attributes="member: 43196"><p>Pros outweigh the cons in my book. Pros: They are an excellent protein source. They are a legume so they add a steady supply of nitrogen to the soil to boost your grasses and YOU don't have t fertilize. They diversify the forage base. Cons: They are an annual that has to be planted each year to get a crop (may or may not require tillage as well). They are a legume so there is always the possibility of bloat. (bloat won't be a concern I wouldn't think unless you pretty much go out of your way to invite it. Just be sensible)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark Reynolds, post: 1847158, member: 43196"] Pros outweigh the cons in my book. Pros: They are an excellent protein source. They are a legume so they add a steady supply of nitrogen to the soil to boost your grasses and YOU don't have t fertilize. They diversify the forage base. Cons: They are an annual that has to be planted each year to get a crop (may or may not require tillage as well). They are a legume so there is always the possibility of bloat. (bloat won't be a concern I wouldn't think unless you pretty much go out of your way to invite it. Just be sensible) [/QUOTE]
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