Posted by Justin SE IOWA on January 05, 2012 at 16:57:50 from (166.182.3.37):
I work the the citys water department. Our well field sits along the south skunk river. The utility also owns the ground on the other side of the river. A local farmer farms it but the utility pays for half the seed and half the fuel and out of the last 25 years he has only gotten 5 years of crops off of it due to flooding. So my boss, the supertendit said hes not doing that anymore. He said I could plant hay on it. Its about 4 acres. At home I have timothy alfalfa mix in my hay field. What should I plant there that wont be a big deal when it floods in the spring. Will cattle and my wifes horses still eat the hay or will the flood waters give it a funny taste. I need advice on what kind of seed to plant. Thanks alot
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