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<blockquote data-quote="Douglas" data-source="post: 822314" data-attributes="member: 8840"><p>It takes some management to maximize it's benefits. It is a summer annual that has to reseed itself. I use it as a double crop with winter annuals, and rye works better than ryegrass. A light discing once a year make a big different with crabgrass reseeding. Once you have build up a soil bank full of seed a small renovation each year makes the system go best. Works better on sandy land as well. the noble foundation has tons of info on it if you want to google that. Maybe one of the highest quality forage you could find for the summer months. It does need some good rains however.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Douglas, post: 822314, member: 8840"] It takes some management to maximize it's benefits. It is a summer annual that has to reseed itself. I use it as a double crop with winter annuals, and rye works better than ryegrass. A light discing once a year make a big different with crabgrass reseeding. Once you have build up a soil bank full of seed a small renovation each year makes the system go best. Works better on sandy land as well. the noble foundation has tons of info on it if you want to google that. Maybe one of the highest quality forage you could find for the summer months. It does need some good rains however. [/QUOTE]
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