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If you cut them, be sure to burn the flowers so they don't go to seed.

Here it is. No crank on this one. It's not that technical. They were made by several companies... Horn, Hudson. You walk across the field in swing the "horn" back and forth in time with your steps. It takes some practice, but someone with experience can do a wonderfully even job of seeding...

:lol: I'd never thought of it that way before, but you're right! Bez, I'll try to post a pic later today.

Anybody out there still plant alfalfa with a horn seeder? My dad thinks he can do a better job with that than anything else... and he's probably right. The problem is, we can't buy them anymore. At least not the good ones that have a cotton canvas bag -- no plastic or vinyl. I did a google...

We're establishing new alfalfa fields for hay. The fields have been no-tilled for several years straight. We're planting into corn and bean stubble and we will plant oats as well. We've asked around our area and no one seems to have much experience with it. In the past, we've sown the alfalfa...

Harry -- just wondered if you tried the no-till alfalfa and how it worked. We're thinking about trying it. Just hate to get a new field all seeded and then get a big-gully washer.