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little off topic, but I have alfalfa question?
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Posted by Bill Smith on July 30, 2001 at 21:29:25 from (128.242.4.59):
Worked ground this spring and seeded alfalfa on the 10th of May. I have a fair stand in areas and poor stand in others and none at all in places. Weed problem in the whole field. Mowed it off high one time to even everything up. Weeds shot up again and now it is time to mow again but not worth bailing. Established alfalfa creates a toxin that kills new alfalfa but I think I still have some time there. Interseeding is one of my options. Should I mow it and interseed or what should I do. Maybe I would be better off calling it a total disaster and not pour any more money down a rat hole. How would interseeding work in this weedy condition? Don't really know what I should do. I am in North East Kansas and any ideas and information would be appriciated.
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