nap
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This is similar to BigBull thread which I didn't want to high jack, thus the new thread.
I need a forage that will help bridge the gap between mid Jan. and late Feb. in Southwest AR. Both wheat and cereal rye have been brought up as possibilities in an earlier post. My question is can either one or both of these be broadcast seeded effectively? I don't own a no till seeder or a drill, and I don't want to buy an expensive seeder at this time. At the same time I don't want to waste seed in a futile effort. I could possibly rent a seeder but I'm curious if I can get by with broadcasting.
I need a forage that will help bridge the gap between mid Jan. and late Feb. in Southwest AR. Both wheat and cereal rye have been brought up as possibilities in an earlier post. My question is can either one or both of these be broadcast seeded effectively? I don't own a no till seeder or a drill, and I don't want to buy an expensive seeder at this time. At the same time I don't want to waste seed in a futile effort. I could possibly rent a seeder but I'm curious if I can get by with broadcasting.