> It depends on how much clover
> costs in your area. If you have
> snow, broadcast on top of the
> snow, I like it that way cause you
> can see where it has been put. If
> no snow but good freezes that
> freeze the soil so that you get
> frost heaving, just broadcat it on
> the ground right over the grass
> that's already there. Either way,
> about 10 lbs to the acre will do
> it, if you don't get cold enough
> winters you would have to drill it
> or disk it our someway get it 1/4
> inch below the surface. We
> frost/snow seed in February, that
> gives it enough time to work down
> into the soil before it warms up
> enough to germinate. Make sure you
> inoculate the seed.
> dunmovin farms what is inoculate the seed and how do you do it?
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