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marliss no till drill?
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<blockquote data-quote="Douglas" data-source="post: 614875" data-attributes="member: 8840"><p>It is difficult to get fall grazing with overseeded grain that is broadcast. In the Southeast rygrass has to be planted early, around labor day to get a lot of fall forage. My best result have been from cultivated land and acombination of rye, ryegrass, and clover. Overseeded drilled oats may surprise you for fall production. Oats are more drought and heat tolerant than most people believe and can be planted earlier. Broadcast overseeded ryegrass in late october will not produce till spring but is about the only thing that will prouduce if broadcast on existing summer pasture, and the conditions have to be just right</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Douglas, post: 614875, member: 8840"] It is difficult to get fall grazing with overseeded grain that is broadcast. In the Southeast rygrass has to be planted early, around labor day to get a lot of fall forage. My best result have been from cultivated land and acombination of rye, ryegrass, and clover. Overseeded drilled oats may surprise you for fall production. Oats are more drought and heat tolerant than most people believe and can be planted earlier. Broadcast overseeded ryegrass in late october will not produce till spring but is about the only thing that will prouduce if broadcast on existing summer pasture, and the conditions have to be just right [/QUOTE]
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