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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5268802" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>40 to 50lb per acre is what we did....but.... broadcast with spray throw and mow....as a soil builder and weed suppressor I was very pleased....but after it got about half way to maturity the deer didn't eat it much....which is what we wanted....we tried soybeans and peas year before and they mowed the plots down to the dirt....and two plots in particular are new and our focus needs to be on soil retention and soil building....also buckwheat will grow without a great investment in fertilizer....which I'm afraid cost will factor in this spring and summer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5268802, member: 20594"] 40 to 50lb per acre is what we did....but.... broadcast with spray throw and mow....as a soil builder and weed suppressor I was very pleased....but after it got about half way to maturity the deer didn't eat it much....which is what we wanted....we tried soybeans and peas year before and they mowed the plots down to the dirt....and two plots in particular are new and our focus needs to be on soil retention and soil building....also buckwheat will grow without a great investment in fertilizer....which I'm afraid cost will factor in this spring and summer. [/QUOTE]
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