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<blockquote data-quote="WDS" data-source="post: 3747500" data-attributes="member: 1478"><p>hitek7,</p><p></p><p>I have given up on corn. Unless you have 30+ acres ...... waste of good clover and turnip space IMHO. I would rather plant a dang good crop of sorghum than have the corn. besides, we are starting to get our quail back utilizing smaller sized "grass" grains. Round uo readt corn is on my back burner now. </p><p></p><p>We plant both warm and cool season. I would rather have beans than corn as well. May have to mow your beans a strip at a time, but that is why we have switched to sorghum . We call it poor man's corn, but plant around 20 acres of it to supplement our 27 acres of clover and 10 acres of turnips/DER/MRC.</p><p></p><p>Just a thought from NW Perry County bro.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WDS, post: 3747500, member: 1478"] hitek7, I have given up on corn. Unless you have 30+ acres ...... waste of good clover and turnip space IMHO. I would rather plant a dang good crop of sorghum than have the corn. besides, we are starting to get our quail back utilizing smaller sized "grass" grains. Round uo readt corn is on my back burner now. We plant both warm and cool season. I would rather have beans than corn as well. May have to mow your beans a strip at a time, but that is why we have switched to sorghum . We call it poor man's corn, but plant around 20 acres of it to supplement our 27 acres of clover and 10 acres of turnips/DER/MRC. Just a thought from NW Perry County bro. [/QUOTE]
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