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School me on over seeding pasture
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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Reynolds" data-source="post: 1811463" data-attributes="member: 43196"><p>I can make a guess as to what you are trying to figure out. Are novel varieties worth it? The answer, as Jim Garrish says is, "it depends", and on so many different things. For starters, the novel variety itself. The endophyte is a different fungus within each variety and has varying degrees of effectiveness based on the variety. K31 is VERY aggressive and if it isn't virtually eliminated from the seed bank in the soil, it will displace any (most) novel endophyte varieties that I know of. Novel endophytes are relatively a new thing and new varieties are coming out on a regular basis with attempts to come up with improved varieties. That is what seed companies do and the industry demands. There in lies the problem though, most of these varieties haven't had the time yet to pass the "test of time". The idea and concept works. The question is, what do you have to do in order to make the idea and concept work, and there are multiple components to address.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark Reynolds, post: 1811463, member: 43196"] I can make a guess as to what you are trying to figure out. Are novel varieties worth it? The answer, as Jim Garrish says is, "it depends", and on so many different things. For starters, the novel variety itself. The endophyte is a different fungus within each variety and has varying degrees of effectiveness based on the variety. K31 is VERY aggressive and if it isn't virtually eliminated from the seed bank in the soil, it will displace any (most) novel endophyte varieties that I know of. Novel endophytes are relatively a new thing and new varieties are coming out on a regular basis with attempts to come up with improved varieties. That is what seed companies do and the industry demands. There in lies the problem though, most of these varieties haven't had the time yet to pass the "test of time". The idea and concept works. The question is, what do you have to do in order to make the idea and concept work, and there are multiple components to address. [/QUOTE]
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