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Topic: Discussion Board - Bare spots in alfalfa.
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| cam50
08-03-2012 07:20:22
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I have a one year old stand of decent alfalfa that has a few thin spots that i would like to fill in. What can I overseed,(and when)? South Michigan, sand/clay, recent lime. Hay is used for beef cattle.
Thanks for your help.
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| GordoSD
08-03-2012 13:30:52
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Re: Bare spots in alfalfa. in reply to cam50, 08-03-2012 07:20:22
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| Orchard grass works well with alfalfa. It grows and regrows at about the same rate. Also grows at same temps as alfalfa.
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| randallinMo
08-03-2012 11:05:07
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Re: Bare spots in alfalfa. in reply to cam50, 08-03-2012 07:20:22
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| Drill in any of the more palatable grasses this fall along with red clover. Do it immediately.
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| jackinok
08-03-2012 07:37:33
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Re: Bare spots in alfalfa. in reply to cam50, 08-03-2012 07:20:22
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| yes,you can overseed.in michigan you would want to do it early spring.as soon as you could get into field. if you dont mind a mixed stand you could even frost seed clover in.doesnt work so well with alfalfa most places though.
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