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Frost seed clover question
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<blockquote data-quote="RedDawg" data-source="post: 5038368" data-attributes="member: 9797"><p>I have a two acre plot planted in corn the last two years. (It's heavy clay soil and I have a fresh soil test to help with the needed additives.) The corn did great. A lot of the stalks are still standing. I want to turn it back into a clover field which it was prior to the two corn years. Can I frost seed Durana clover into the standing stalks and then bush hog the stalks later? </p><p></p><p>Option 2 is to do it the old fashioned way - bush hog, plow, disk, broadcast and cultipack this spring. I like option 1 better - if it will give decent results. Your thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RedDawg, post: 5038368, member: 9797"] I have a two acre plot planted in corn the last two years. (It's heavy clay soil and I have a fresh soil test to help with the needed additives.) The corn did great. A lot of the stalks are still standing. I want to turn it back into a clover field which it was prior to the two corn years. Can I frost seed Durana clover into the standing stalks and then bush hog the stalks later? Option 2 is to do it the old fashioned way - bush hog, plow, disk, broadcast and cultipack this spring. I like option 1 better - if it will give decent results. Your thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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