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potash and crimson clover
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<blockquote data-quote="B&amp;amp;M Farms" data-source="post: 1186869" data-attributes="member: 15666"><p>This should work great but I wouldn't forget phosphate and lime and I would put down about 20lbs of nitrogen to the acre at seeding to help the clover get established but I usually want rye mixed in to help with bloat. </p><p> Available potash should help with nitrogen uptake in your T85 and I'm assuming the clover seed was inoculated. It may not work for you, but I have been planting clover in my pastures the last couple years the same way and seem to get better stands waiting to Jan.-Feb. to plant, especially if its been dry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="B&M Farms, post: 1186869, member: 15666"] This should work great but I wouldn't forget phosphate and lime and I would put down about 20lbs of nitrogen to the acre at seeding to help the clover get established but I usually want rye mixed in to help with bloat. Available potash should help with nitrogen uptake in your T85 and I'm assuming the clover seed was inoculated. It may not work for you, but I have been planting clover in my pastures the last couple years the same way and seem to get better stands waiting to Jan.-Feb. to plant, especially if its been dry. [/QUOTE]
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