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<blockquote data-quote="puppy" data-source="post: 5813046" data-attributes="member: 10317"><p>I have a 3/4 acre plot in winter wheat right now that is ate down almost to the dirt, I would like to do something this summer to:</p><p>1. Provide nutrition through the summer</p><p>2. Keep weed growth at bay over summer</p><p>3. If possible transition into a perennial clover plot but I have never started a perennial clover plot in the spring. Frost seed and double the seed rate? or wait until fall as usual?</p><p>Anyone with frost seeding success in E TN care to share best process? If this is a bad idea what is a good summer plot that doesn't trash up the soil and make getting firm seed bed in fall harder?</p><p>TIA</p><p>Aaron</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="puppy, post: 5813046, member: 10317"] I have a 3/4 acre plot in winter wheat right now that is ate down almost to the dirt, I would like to do something this summer to: 1. Provide nutrition through the summer 2. Keep weed growth at bay over summer 3. If possible transition into a perennial clover plot but I have never started a perennial clover plot in the spring. Frost seed and double the seed rate? or wait until fall as usual? Anyone with frost seeding success in E TN care to share best process? If this is a bad idea what is a good summer plot that doesn't trash up the soil and make getting firm seed bed in fall harder? TIA Aaron [/QUOTE]
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