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Planting rye grass for winter grazing
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<blockquote data-quote="Texan" data-source="post: 31353" data-attributes="member: 416"><p>Have gotten good stands of TAM 90 with 30 lbs./acre. I like it better than the Gulf we have established. We just mixed it with the fertilizer and spread it after grazing close. We then used a shredder over it AFTER spreading to cover it somewhat and then drug it with a section harrow. Best time would be as soon as you start getting some soil moisture in September. With luck you should be grazing it in about two months as long as you manage it closely and leave some hay out, also. Be sure and use little or no N until after your stand is established, so that your warm season grasses won't compete with it.</p><p></p><p>If you're interested, I'll try to find the figures and let you know exactly what it cost. I'll have to get my wife to get them for you because she hides all that stuff somewhere in the computer. As Dun and Sidney said, drilling might be better, but me and Hawk will tell you that poor folks got poor ways.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Texan, post: 31353, member: 416"] Have gotten good stands of TAM 90 with 30 lbs./acre. I like it better than the Gulf we have established. We just mixed it with the fertilizer and spread it after grazing close. We then used a shredder over it AFTER spreading to cover it somewhat and then drug it with a section harrow. Best time would be as soon as you start getting some soil moisture in September. With luck you should be grazing it in about two months as long as you manage it closely and leave some hay out, also. Be sure and use little or no N until after your stand is established, so that your warm season grasses won't compete with it. If you're interested, I'll try to find the figures and let you know exactly what it cost. I'll have to get my wife to get them for you because she hides all that stuff somewhere in the computer. As Dun and Sidney said, drilling might be better, but me and Hawk will tell you that poor folks got poor ways. [/QUOTE]
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