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<blockquote data-quote="Big Pop" data-source="post: 5655584" data-attributes="member: 12939"><p>We have tried most methods but on a small scale, usually less than 1/2 acre plots on Walden Mountain near Plateau. We do use a Ground Hog plow on a four wheeler to push seed into ground and not really use it to plow the bare ground. Spray, wait a few weeks, broadcast seed and run over with the Ground Hog and ATV which breaks or crushes a lot of weeds or previous plantings and pushes seeds near or into the soil. This makes for a better mulch on the seed than mowing. This is more like straw on a yard. I've tried mowing and now only use it on established clover plots in summer. </p><p></p><p>I'm getting ready to spray a new small plot that we simply ran over waist high weeds and briars just to break them down before we spray them and then we'll broadcast seed in a few weeks and run over with plow and ATV to "semi drill" the seed to soil. Sort of a small "kill plot" I suppose.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Big Pop, post: 5655584, member: 12939"] We have tried most methods but on a small scale, usually less than 1/2 acre plots on Walden Mountain near Plateau. We do use a Ground Hog plow on a four wheeler to push seed into ground and not really use it to plow the bare ground. Spray, wait a few weeks, broadcast seed and run over with the Ground Hog and ATV which breaks or crushes a lot of weeds or previous plantings and pushes seeds near or into the soil. This makes for a better mulch on the seed than mowing. This is more like straw on a yard. I’ve tried mowing and now only use it on established clover plots in summer. I’m getting ready to spray a new small plot that we simply ran over waist high weeds and briars just to break them down before we spray them and then we’ll broadcast seed in a few weeks and run over with plow and ATV to “semi drill” the seed to soil. Sort of a small “kill plot” I suppose. [/QUOTE]
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