ArkansasCattleman
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We are currently in the middle of having some folks come in to clear about 20ish acres of pretty thick woods and overgrown saplings on our place that hasn't been pastured in several years, if ever. I'm estimating that they have about 2.5 weeks left of work. We are in North Central Arkansas and I am looking to turn this into pasture. Part of it is on a pretty good hillside with a few rocks and the other part would be considered pretty flat for the terrain around here. As soon as they move their excavators out, I'll be starting to roll out hay in this area to help as much as possible, but what type of grass seed would do best for me to plant around the first few weeks of February/in to March for a pasture long term and to help soon keep the dirt from washing out and about what ratio or lbs/acre should I sow? Any help or suggestions are welcome! Thanks in advance!