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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5685330" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>After my experiences with rye last year (destroyed by Army worms while the wheat went untouched), I'm done with rye. The sorghum I broadcast in throw-and-mow planting this spring is doing really well. It's going to add a lot of biomass to the soil when I turn it in. Turnips won't grow in that soil. They grow up out of the soil instead of "in" the soil. So far, what grows best (until I can get the plots in any kind of shape) is Buckwheat, wheat and Crimson Clover. That's what's going in this fall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5685330, member: 17"] After my experiences with rye last year (destroyed by Army worms while the wheat went untouched), I'm done with rye. The sorghum I broadcast in throw-and-mow planting this spring is doing really well. It's going to add a lot of biomass to the soil when I turn it in. Turnips won't grow in that soil. They grow up out of the soil instead of "in" the soil. So far, what grows best (until I can get the plots in any kind of shape) is Buckwheat, wheat and Crimson Clover. That's what's going in this fall. [/QUOTE]
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