Originally Posted by Overland
What works for us is Abruzzi Cereal Rye on sandy sites in SE Alabama. It works great with throw and mow. Spread seed/fertilizer and then mow. Sandy soil in this scenario allows for the seed to work its way in. Soil will slowly improve each year. I like to go a with a higher seeding rate in sandy spots.

Yep.....it'll really help to stop tilling and build topsoil as well


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