E East10buck Well-Known Member Joined Feb 11, 2010 Messages 308 City & State/Province Tennessee Jun 30, 2013 #1 I'm thinking Rye, Oats, and Winter peas but I want more opinions. There are two plots; One acre a piece
I'm thinking Rye, Oats, and Winter peas but I want more opinions. There are two plots; One acre a piece
M muddyboots Well-Known Member Gold Supporter Joined Nov 6, 2002 Messages 11,899 City & State/Province savannah, tn., usa Jun 30, 2013 #2 I have found i do much better not mixing them in same plot. JMO
J jmb4wd Well-Known Member Joined Oct 3, 2007 Messages 1,142 City & State/Province Eagleville, TN Jun 30, 2013 #3 I have used a blend of wheat, oats, and AWP and reseeding crimson clover for 3 or 4 years now and it does great.
I have used a blend of wheat, oats, and AWP and reseeding crimson clover for 3 or 4 years now and it does great.
F Football Hunter Well-Known Member Joined Oct 22, 2007 Messages 25,565 City & State/Province Wilson Co/Perry Co Jul 4, 2013 #4 cant beat cloer,IMO
PickettSFHunter Well-Known Member Gold Supporter Joined Jan 11, 2004 Messages 23,698 City & State/Province Jamestown, TN Jul 5, 2013 #5 My go to annual mix is winter wheat, crimson clover, purple top turnips and radish. My go to perennial mix is Durana clover, Patriot clover, Resolute clover, a red clover, chicory and an overseeding of winter wheat every Fall.
My go to annual mix is winter wheat, crimson clover, purple top turnips and radish. My go to perennial mix is Durana clover, Patriot clover, Resolute clover, a red clover, chicory and an overseeding of winter wheat every Fall.