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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5676715" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>Few years back we went with a blend our local Co-op offered. Might say we pushed the "easy button" it contained winter wheat, oats, turnip and clover. Worked out ok but more recently we started doing our own blend of cereal rye and/or winter wheat with crimson clover and we will sometimes add in some purple top turnip and tilliage radish....but last year I was very impressed with the cereal rye during the abnormal cold period we had in December....while it did fade to a light green color...once we warmed back up to a normal temp and got rain it greened up and was beutiful....while most everything else froze out and remained brown....the cereal rye also added allot of organic material to a couple of our newer plots which aids in soil building.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5676715, member: 20594"] Few years back we went with a blend our local Co-op offered. Might say we pushed the "easy button" it contained winter wheat, oats, turnip and clover. Worked out ok but more recently we started doing our own blend of cereal rye and/or winter wheat with crimson clover and we will sometimes add in some purple top turnip and tilliage radish....but last year I was very impressed with the cereal rye during the abnormal cold period we had in December....while it did fade to a light green color...once we warmed back up to a normal temp and got rain it greened up and was beutiful....while most everything else froze out and remained brown....the cereal rye also added allot of organic material to a couple of our newer plots which aids in soil building. [/QUOTE]
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