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Boo Boo Head
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I’m ready to drop seed in behind this rain headed our way
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quick question.. do y'all inoculate your ICP before planting. with the rain looking more and more likely this week gunna trying T&M some ICP's in a few of our summer plots along wit some millet in other poorer fields. Got some lab lab that I may try next rain shower that worked well last June. Lab lab has been iffy on my plots I’d stick with I/c peas and soybean. Really? we planted about 2 acres in LabLab and black oil SF last season and had pretty good results. It didnt come up quite as thick as our ICP plots but I cant say I was displeased with it. That LabLab plot also seemed to get hit harder than another ICP plot just down the hill. The peas we planted last year were in a mix from WMS and im family sure they were pre-inoculated. I got a 50 lb bag of just peas this year for one plot and was just curious as to whether or not everyone inoculated theirs or just let them ride.
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Legacy: Planting the seeds and knowing you will never see the fruits.
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Sprayed 5/22 Seeded with WMS Lablab & Corn, mowed and cultipacked 6/5 ![[Linked Image]](https://i.imgur.com/VKjcA4O.jpg)
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that Looks really good 270. I really wanted to go with that blend from them this year but Im too scared to plant corn haha
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quick question.. do y'all inoculate your ICP before planting. with the rain looking more and more likely this week gunna trying T&M some ICP's in a few of our summer plots along wit some millet in other poorer fields. Got some lab lab that I may try next rain shower that worked well last June. Lab lab has been iffy on my plots I’d stick with I/c peas and soybean. Really? we planted about 2 acres in LabLab and black oil SF last season and had pretty good results. It didnt come up quite as thick as our ICP plots but I cant say I was displeased with it. That LabLab plot also seemed to get hit harder than another ICP plot just down the hill. The peas we planted last year were in a mix from WMS and im family sure they were pre-inoculated. I got a 50 lb bag of just peas this year for one plot and was just curious as to whether or not everyone inoculated theirs or just let them ride. Lab lab did great when I disced plots but throw and now not so much
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T&M in the rain.
So I have tomorrow off and want to get some millet down on one of my fields. I know I can plant in the rain, but think the bush hog will throw out to much clumps as opposed to a nice layer of mulch?
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Toothdoc, have you sprayed it? If so, just spread seed and drag over it to lay it over. If its thick enough just leave the dead thatch standing and it will fall over on its on.
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Got one field planted with browntop millet and a few sunflowers in the mix just before the rain. I'll go back up in a week or two to see what's coming up and get pics.
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Got one field planted with browntop millet and a few sunflowers in the mix just before the rain. I'll go back up in a week or two to see what's coming up and get pics. Where are y'all usually finding millet?
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Got one field planted with browntop millet and a few sunflowers in the mix just before the rain. I'll go back up in a week or two to see what's coming up and get pics. Where are y'all usually finding millet? I had 100lb left from last year. Hopefully it's still good and some of it takes.
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Millet isnt hard to find up here at all but I use dove proso so I plan ahead and have my supplier ship it a month ahead.
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I thought these tariffs were driving prices down? I went this weekend and everything was $15-20 higher then last year.
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I thought these tariffs were driving prices down? I went this weekend and everything was $15-20 higher then last year. I doubt tariffs would affect seed prices one way or another. You need to find another store.
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The brown top and sunflowers i planted Friday are coming up like crazy today with all the rain we had. Hopefully we will get a little more this week.
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Millet isnt hard to find up here at all but I use dove proso so I plan ahead and have my supplier ship it a month ahead. browntop millet $38.90 at the Tuscaloosa Co-Op $29.75 at Riverside Seed and Feed in Tuscaloosa/Northport 50 pound bags in both cases
Last edited by Joe4majors; 06/12/19 11:04 AM.
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Boo Boo Head
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Holy crap. My white millet runs me $18/bag
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Holy crap. My white millet runs me $18/bag Bulk discount perhaps?
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No sir. Just per 50# bag whether I get 1 or 100.
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Holy crap. I just called Central Seed which usually has the best prices in my area and it's $40/bag for browntop. I paid $18 last year. It's $32 at the St. Clair Co-op Not a big deal for my little place, but that could get expensive for you guys with big acreage.
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Told y’all last year I paid $30-35 for I\C peas this year they were $49 cheapest I found $35 sorghum forgot brown top.
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