Going to plant some clover

SVcummins · May 12, 2018

When the rain stops again .

Bruce from Can. · May 12, 2018

I planted Red Clover at 40% , Alfalfa at 40% and Timothy at 20%. First year all I will see is the Red Clover, second and third years it will be Alfalfa/Timothy. Makes great feed, but near impossible to get dry enough most years to make dry hay. I use it for silage.

carvel minne farmer · May 12, 2018

a question sv. you ordered that mix from the feed mill already mixed in bags? I notest on bruces post his bags stacked on the foot board, that would have also come premixed?

SVcummins · May 12, 2018

That?s good to know I?m putting this into some this grass stand that?s already established . If it works I?m going to seed some of my pasture with it as well I have smooth Brome on my pasture it does not do well until August as it is a warm season grass . The seedsman recommended this so I?ll give it a whirl and see what it does

SVcummins · May 12, 2018

I called my local seedsman and he recommended
this blend it costs about 4$ a pound but I?m going to
try it and see how it does

Bruce from Can. · May 13, 2018

About thirty years ago, I ran my milk cows on a rotational graze system. Trefoil and White Dutch Clover were mainstays in my pasture blends. The White Dutch Clover can take being pastured down, and once the cows are pulled off , it will quickly come back. Both will self seed once they are established.

SVcummins · May 13, 2018

Are they cool season plants ?

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