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What kind of hay in Western Kentucky
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<blockquote data-quote="Gphillips" data-source="post: 395992" data-attributes="member: 2661"><p>I am looking at putting about 15-17 acres of our farm that have previously been in row crop production into hay production next year. We are located in extreme Western Kentucky. The ground is rolling and ranges from areas that are highly erodible to some that are only slightly erodible. I would like to go with some type perennial grass that will help hold the soil that is there. This will only be cut for hay and feed to beef cattle and possible horses. I would also like to find a crop that would yeild around 5 tons an acre per year and would rather not have to spring it.</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p><p></p><p>Greg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gphillips, post: 395992, member: 2661"] I am looking at putting about 15-17 acres of our farm that have previously been in row crop production into hay production next year. We are located in extreme Western Kentucky. The ground is rolling and ranges from areas that are highly erodible to some that are only slightly erodible. I would like to go with some type perennial grass that will help hold the soil that is there. This will only be cut for hay and feed to beef cattle and possible horses. I would also like to find a crop that would yeild around 5 tons an acre per year and would rather not have to spring it. Thanks Greg [/QUOTE]
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