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Rye Grass and Rye Grain (cereal) Hopes
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<blockquote data-quote="wbvs58" data-source="post: 1283686" data-attributes="member: 16453"><p>On the opposite side of the world here I put in some ryegrass/clover on the last couple of days of February into good moisture which equates to the last couple of days of summer. It did very well and I got a good cover of it before winter. Another patch I did in early May and while it all germinated pretty well it has been very slow and is just starting to get going now in our 2nd month of spring. The earlier sown rye along with clover gave usefull feed over winter though the clover was faster to recover after a grazing.</p><p>I have not planted cereal rye but my neighbour who has good success with Tetila rye never puts it in until the first couple weeks of winter.</p><p>Ken</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wbvs58, post: 1283686, member: 16453"] On the opposite side of the world here I put in some ryegrass/clover on the last couple of days of February into good moisture which equates to the last couple of days of summer. It did very well and I got a good cover of it before winter. Another patch I did in early May and while it all germinated pretty well it has been very slow and is just starting to get going now in our 2nd month of spring. The earlier sown rye along with clover gave usefull feed over winter though the clover was faster to recover after a grazing. I have not planted cereal rye but my neighbour who has good success with Tetila rye never puts it in until the first couple weeks of winter. Ken [/QUOTE]
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