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Hardee Farms 11551 NW highway 129 Chiefland # 352 493-4472

I'm tryin it this year. I've got 10 head on 30 acre lease( 3 10 acre fields) it took 8 weeks for them to go through the first one, turned em in the secound one a couple of days ago. the land hadnt been grazed in over a year so the grass is there. supplimenting with minerals and throwin out range...

http://www.florida-agriculture.com/peanuthay or call The Perennial Peanut Producers Association 386 842-5293

gettin back to the question if I understand it correctly. IMO if you spend the fert. money on more land eventually you will still need fert. so you would have more land lacking fert. that you're makin payments and taxes on. I dont see the advantage. jp

Maw, you're so smart. You know just what to put down without testin nothin. I wanta be just like you when I grow up. jp

thanks flaboy, if it wont germinate untilnext year alot of seed would be wasted.

flaboy, I havent got the tiff9 yet, but a farmer near me plants his bermuda with his oats and rye in the fall so he doesnt have to work it again come spring. I thought the tiff9 would work the same

Ive got a weedy 5 acre field, I bushhogged it close last weekend, gonna burn it next weekend then seed with rye, oats and tiff9. should kill the weed with the burn and stay choked out with the winter grasses and hopin the tiff9 kicks in good for summer.

oats wont be a bloat problem but if you feed to much protien while they're on oats they can founder. the rye could make them bloat though if you dont control feed on it

you have to watch the cows on rye cause they can bloat, they wont on the oats