I did a brassica plot of maybe 1/4-1/3 of an acre in size. Didn't get too good germination rate, and with the dry weather we've had for three+ weeks that which did germinate may not make it till the next rain. I was thinking of going back and reseeding with either wheat or forage rye…I assume I have plenty of time for the wheat, but what about the rye? I'll be just broadcasting right before a rain with no mowing or spraying and hoping for the best.
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MickThompson
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That would be my plan
BSK
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Agreed. In fact all my plots are going to be that - just top broadcast cereal grain and clover. I just wish we would get a rain before November!
DoubleRidge
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If there is ever a decent forecast of rain again we are planning to top sow cereal rye and/or winter wheat in the thin areas ...some of our barasicas are doing ok....some are not going to make it.
BSK
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This is how thin most of mine are. Another two weeks without substantial rain and they will be completely dead. And by the way, did I ever mention I have rocky plots?
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BSK
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And from what I gather from that thread, watch out for certain cowboys as well!Watch out for horses
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