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<blockquote data-quote="megalomaniac" data-source="post: 5140161" data-attributes="member: 2805"><p>They are in my blend this year. Only 3lbs per acre drilled, but they seem to be doing really well when you find a plant. They actually look hardier and deeper green leaves than the generic RR beans and Laredo beans. Too large of a plot to tell if they are more or less preferred than the other legumes in the plot.</p><p></p><p>I'm just not big on doing monoculture plots... if something goes wrong (drill too deep, too shallow, bad seed batch, etc, etc, you end up with a field of just a few of your desired planting, and the rest of the field grown up in weeds. Planting at least 3 things at once almost guarantees something will come up to outcompete the weeds.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="megalomaniac, post: 5140161, member: 2805"] They are in my blend this year. Only 3lbs per acre drilled, but they seem to be doing really well when you find a plant. They actually look hardier and deeper green leaves than the generic RR beans and Laredo beans. Too large of a plot to tell if they are more or less preferred than the other legumes in the plot. I'm just not big on doing monoculture plots... if something goes wrong (drill too deep, too shallow, bad seed batch, etc, etc, you end up with a field of just a few of your desired planting, and the rest of the field grown up in weeds. Planting at least 3 things at once almost guarantees something will come up to outcompete the weeds. [/QUOTE]
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