RED CLOVER SOWN

[BILL CLAYLAND]

Ive been trying to sew some clover seed for a few weeks. I finally got the seed and innoculant, then we had a 2 day rain soaker. I was hoping to get it done before the weather started warming, but we are expecting some warm weather and not much below 32 for the next week.
Yesterday i broadcast about 3 acres that were pretty rough and had been eaten down, lotsa bare spots.
Last night we got a little shower to help moisten it up a bit

Anyone have any experience with seeding clover a little late? and how long till i see some growth.

Also got the steering fixed on the tractor and was able to bushog the 5 acres that I fenced in last fall, just cut it high to take away and weeds that were out there. This field that was weeds and hay has saved my but from feeding hay all winter.

Also some of the annual rye grass is coming in that was planted last October.

Well off to my real job in the housing industry!!! (ceramic tile business)
what a joke, Id just rather watch the seeds sprout!

Bill

 

[dun]

When I seeded it late I saw it the next year

 

[BILL CLAYLAND]

Thanks Dun, I feel better now

 

[dun]

Thanks Dun, I feel better now

If you got a good hard pounding rain it may work better then mine did

 

[Angus Cowman]

can ya turn the cows in on it for a day or so then take them off will work the seed down but you don't want them to get it too deep
about 5 hd per acre for 24hrs usually works real well