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<blockquote data-quote="TB-Herefords" data-source="post: 581000" data-attributes="member: 7171"><p>I have 20 acres of alfalfa that was seeded late last spring. We got one cutting off it and were looking at a second. Got the water late to irrigate, pulled water off just about dry enough to cut then we got some pretty good rain this weekend. A lot of dew this time of year and ground needs to dry enough to get in and cut. Future forcast says rain again next week end. Question for all this is would it put to much pressure on the new seeding if I just pastured it this winter rather than try to cut again? Just concerened about root depth and such forth. Right now its almost knee high and close to bloom. </p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TB-Herefords, post: 581000, member: 7171"] I have 20 acres of alfalfa that was seeded late last spring. We got one cutting off it and were looking at a second. Got the water late to irrigate, pulled water off just about dry enough to cut then we got some pretty good rain this weekend. A lot of dew this time of year and ground needs to dry enough to get in and cut. Future forcast says rain again next week end. Question for all this is would it put to much pressure on the new seeding if I just pastured it this winter rather than try to cut again? Just concerened about root depth and such forth. Right now its almost knee high and close to bloom. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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