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It's ryegrass time!!!
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<blockquote data-quote="cypressfarms" data-source="post: 168466" data-attributes="member: 2653"><p>Put it out with a fertilizer buggy set at about 45 lbs/ acre. One thing I didn't do completely though is clip the grass low before. My bad. Usually I clip down real low, then seed. Rain came about 4 weeks later. Then got several rains almost once a week (got lucky) Once I had a good stand, I put out ammonia nitrate at about 125 lbs/acre. It hasn't kicked in all the way. When it does, the rye will turn greener. Some people like to turn over the soil before planting or drill it in, but I've found that overseeding for ryegrass works almost as good, and it's easier. I actually spread the seed pulling the buggy with my truck; Really easy. The gray stuff is smut grass, unfortunately. I took over the pasture behind my house last year, and it has been neglected. I have a lot work to do with the grass. Always has good bermuda in the summer, but the smut grass is horrible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cypressfarms, post: 168466, member: 2653"] Put it out with a fertilizer buggy set at about 45 lbs/ acre. One thing I didn't do completely though is clip the grass low before. My bad. Usually I clip down real low, then seed. Rain came about 4 weeks later. Then got several rains almost once a week (got lucky) Once I had a good stand, I put out ammonia nitrate at about 125 lbs/acre. It hasn't kicked in all the way. When it does, the rye will turn greener. Some people like to turn over the soil before planting or drill it in, but I've found that overseeding for ryegrass works almost as good, and it's easier. I actually spread the seed pulling the buggy with my truck; Really easy. The gray stuff is smut grass, unfortunately. I took over the pasture behind my house last year, and it has been neglected. I have a lot work to do with the grass. Always has good bermuda in the summer, but the smut grass is horrible. [/QUOTE]
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