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Orchard Grass and Ladino Clover Management?
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<blockquote data-quote="kjonesel" data-source="post: 843888" data-attributes="member: 16842"><p>In our area we can't get the tonnage out of a field with high levels of ladino. And you are right about the 2-4D, but if it gets burnt back the grasses will overtake it. We have issues with the ladino in the fall hay crop trying to get the hay dry enough to bale. Some of our ground no longer has fence around it and we have a ready market for hay. Three years ago hay got so high that a large percentage of the herds were culled very heavy. With the 3 x 4 bales my brothers are able to market all of their hay and have reduced their herd to just a dozen cows. Even with cattle as high as they are now it hard to justify putting ground into hay and building fence around it. Around here we have rolling hills and with the farmers using no-till it is phenominal what they are able to produce out of row crops. I personnally am going to go back with wheat along with red clover and timothy in a field where corn has been planted for 7 years straight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kjonesel, post: 843888, member: 16842"] In our area we can't get the tonnage out of a field with high levels of ladino. And you are right about the 2-4D, but if it gets burnt back the grasses will overtake it. We have issues with the ladino in the fall hay crop trying to get the hay dry enough to bale. Some of our ground no longer has fence around it and we have a ready market for hay. Three years ago hay got so high that a large percentage of the herds were culled very heavy. With the 3 x 4 bales my brothers are able to market all of their hay and have reduced their herd to just a dozen cows. Even with cattle as high as they are now it hard to justify putting ground into hay and building fence around it. Around here we have rolling hills and with the farmers using no-till it is phenominal what they are able to produce out of row crops. I personnally am going to go back with wheat along with red clover and timothy in a field where corn has been planted for 7 years straight. [/QUOTE]
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