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How to sow my clover?
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<blockquote data-quote="HOOK" data-source="post: 414855" data-attributes="member: 87"><p>You can use rain as a cultipack process but you won't get a good germination rate without the insurance of seed to soil contact through cultipacking. Long story short you'll be throwing a lot of seed away. Do not attempt to seed "During a rain" either.</p><p>If you have an ATV you can use it to pack the seed in by just driving over it. You also have the option to rent cultipackers at lowes or home depot if you don't want to buy one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HOOK, post: 414855, member: 87"] You can use rain as a cultipack process but you won't get a good germination rate without the insurance of seed to soil contact through cultipacking. Long story short you'll be throwing a lot of seed away. Do not attempt to seed "During a rain" either. If you have an ATV you can use it to pack the seed in by just driving over it. You also have the option to rent cultipackers at lowes or home depot if you don't want to buy one. [/QUOTE]
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