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Re: Perennial fields vs annuals
[Re: ronfromramer]
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We planted 4 perennial clover plots last fall, 3 of the 4 have done well. What I have learned so far is it's all about the soil. PH was good in all, better in some. The clay/clay loam fields did best. The field that was sandy/loam didn't do well at all, the only spot in that field that survived was in the shade of a big oak tree. 2 of the fields still have blooming Durana clover. We planted Durana, red clover and wheat. We did everything following the directions of Dr Craig Harper at U of Tennessee. He is the Durana guru, look him up That’s good to know. I’ll go back and look at my soil samples but I’m sure at least two of my bigger plots are sandy.
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