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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5190255" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>Total area of this plot is around 1½ acre....with around ½ acre of it (shady side) being planted in imperial clover previously....so the fall blend was applied to around one acre at a rate of 50lb per acre....and yes some natural clover did bounce back from the glysophate application....and we also have the remnants of some RR soybeans that were planted as an experiment throw-n-mow summer crop....we did not apply fertilizer....but this is the third year of no tillage methods being applied...and it's one of only two or three plots we have that are in creek bottom land....so the soil is more fertile than our ridge top plots.</p><p></p><p>So....if we didn't have a few soybeans left and didn't have any volunteer clover I would absolutely increase the seed rate above 50lb per acre....I say that because there are areas that are patchy or thinner than I'd like.....but I like the idea of layering or top sowing some rye or oats to thicken it a bit......I'm curious to see how big the radish and turnips get being planted mid August and given the amount of rain we've gotten.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5190255, member: 20594"] Total area of this plot is around 1½ acre....with around ½ acre of it (shady side) being planted in imperial clover previously....so the fall blend was applied to around one acre at a rate of 50lb per acre....and yes some natural clover did bounce back from the glysophate application....and we also have the remnants of some RR soybeans that were planted as an experiment throw-n-mow summer crop....we did not apply fertilizer....but this is the third year of no tillage methods being applied...and it's one of only two or three plots we have that are in creek bottom land....so the soil is more fertile than our ridge top plots. So....if we didn't have a few soybeans left and didn't have any volunteer clover I would absolutely increase the seed rate above 50lb per acre....I say that because there are areas that are patchy or thinner than I'd like.....but I like the idea of layering or top sowing some rye or oats to thicken it a bit......I'm curious to see how big the radish and turnips get being planted mid August and given the amount of rain we've gotten. [/QUOTE]
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