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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5252010" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>I used the spray, broadcast, mow technique for years. It will make a useful fall plot. And using that technique for a number of years in a row can build up a nice little humus layer near the surface. However, this technique doesn't work well (on hard ground) for summer crops. Large-seeded plants like beans don't do well if unburied, and if you don't break the ground a little, summer thunderstorm rain runs right off. At least it does with my "Bodine gravelly silt loam" ridge-top soil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5252010, member: 17"] I used the spray, broadcast, mow technique for years. It will make a useful fall plot. And using that technique for a number of years in a row can build up a nice little humus layer near the surface. However, this technique doesn't work well (on hard ground) for summer crops. Large-seeded plants like beans don't do well if unburied, and if you don't break the ground a little, summer thunderstorm rain runs right off. At least it does with my "Bodine gravelly silt loam" ridge-top soil. [/QUOTE]
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