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Joined: Jan 2004
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10 point
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I’m done disking
No need in it. Plots are better, thicker, better when dry.
BTR Scorer in NW Alabama
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If it stays damp, clover will grow there. I think balansa likes damp ground.
I would broadcast rye way before wheat. If you have any turkeys at all, they will be on the wheat in no time. They don't seem to key on the rye as much. Cereal rye is my go to now. I don't even try to plant wheat, and oats are a PITA to get out of my spreader. Crimson clover does well, Arrowleaf is awesome if you can get it established. I am waiting to see one plot this fall, if the arrowleaf established from last fall. That stuff was nearly 3 feet tall by the end of May.
Of course I love me some Whitetail clover. If you can get it established, deer will camp out in it. So will turkeys.
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So I sprayed my fields about a week ago and they are dead and the grass is laying over. I just put the seed out, do I need to mow it now so the grass won’t come back?
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My seed is still in the barn. Jeez I see zero rain in the 15 day forecast. Typical October
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Booner
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My seed is still in the barn. Jeez I see zero rain in the 15 day forecast. Typical October I have a pallet of grass/wheat sitting in the shed just waiting for that day….
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Actually this is not a typical October. Average rainfall for October is about a 3.7” and the Dothan news reported this morning 0” for the first time in many years. I did get .5” this month but that’s a far cry from almost 4”.
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Dances With Weeds
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Dances With Weeds
Joined: Jun 2012
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Actually this is not a typical October. Average rainfall for October is about a 3.7” and the Dothan news reported this morning 0” for the first time in many years. I did get .5” this month but that’s a far cry from almost 4”. Correct.......This is pretty close to worst case scenario
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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Not lately. and October is historically the driest month on record in Ala.. Two years ago I got 1 inch in October. I’ve planted into first week of November the last three years. Frustrating
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So I sprayed my fields about a week ago and they are dead and the grass is laying over. I just put the seed out, do I need to mow it now so the grass won’t come back? Mowing is to cover the seed, akin to roadsides after they seed them and spread chopped hay on top. If your sprayed grass is laying down enough, no need to mow and you may can get away with rolling/dragging it to make it lay down better. The only grass that'll come back is cool weather grass/weeds. Summer grass/weeds are pretty much done after frost.
Last edited by donia; 10/24/24 03:09 PM.
experience is a freakin' awesome teacher....
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I'm planning on spreading seed and fert the 1st weekend in november. lets just hope we get rain after that.
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Started 2 years ago just throwing and not breaking the ground and fields have done a lot better, plants set better in the ground. I do a mixture of rape. rye, crimson clover purple top turnips and wheat
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Update on the Tuckier Tract and the Throw and Mow Planting: Came up and looked great! Unbelievable how green it was and the deer hammered it! Now with no rain in 4 weeks it is all dead. Nothing left. It was not the Throw and Mows fault-This drought is killing everything here in North West Alabama. I am waiting to plant again when the next rain is in the forecast but plan this time on disking and then planting.
I can't stand a thief.
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