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<blockquote data-quote="edrsimms" data-source="post: 664526" data-attributes="member: 10970"><p>We always used a foliar application of Boron, but usually didnt have to apply it but maybe every 3rd year. pH on the other hand has to be maintained because without proper pH the plant is not able to take up the needed nutrients like P an K to give us our expected yeilds. Usually if we maintain a good Lime index we have had good stands that remain good stands for a good many years. And yes I think legumes store more of their much needed reserves in the roots. We would usually try to give our stands 40 days before a hard freeze to build up those reserves which I believe increases survival rates.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="edrsimms, post: 664526, member: 10970"] We always used a foliar application of Boron, but usually didnt have to apply it but maybe every 3rd year. pH on the other hand has to be maintained because without proper pH the plant is not able to take up the needed nutrients like P an K to give us our expected yeilds. Usually if we maintain a good Lime index we have had good stands that remain good stands for a good many years. And yes I think legumes store more of their much needed reserves in the roots. We would usually try to give our stands 40 days before a hard freeze to build up those reserves which I believe increases survival rates. [/QUOTE]
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