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Overseed clover in February?
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<blockquote data-quote="SRBeef" data-source="post: 692845" data-attributes="member: 7509"><p>I am in an area with moist conditions, freeze/thaw cycles and expensive clover seed. Tried frost seeding about three different times and have given up. Rent or hire a no till drill with a small seed attachment and do it right would be my suggestion. Also check the soil pH before you seed. Most NRCS offices have a drill to rent or a local implement dealer or hire a neighbor to do it. Mixing clover with some pasture mix (locally adapted grazing grasses) and drilling about now (at least up north) will give you a good head start next spring. jmho. Good luck. Jim</p><p></p><p>You may need to use the regular drill box (not the small seed attachment) for the grasses. But this gives you max benefit from a pass with a drill.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRBeef, post: 692845, member: 7509"] I am in an area with moist conditions, freeze/thaw cycles and expensive clover seed. Tried frost seeding about three different times and have given up. Rent or hire a no till drill with a small seed attachment and do it right would be my suggestion. Also check the soil pH before you seed. Most NRCS offices have a drill to rent or a local implement dealer or hire a neighbor to do it. Mixing clover with some pasture mix (locally adapted grazing grasses) and drilling about now (at least up north) will give you a good head start next spring. jmho. Good luck. Jim You may need to use the regular drill box (not the small seed attachment) for the grasses. But this gives you max benefit from a pass with a drill. [/QUOTE]
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