It has been a while, no good excuses just a wee nee I guess. This winter has been real hard, kind of like the third grade was for me. My days of row cropping are over strictly a hay farmer now. Worked on an
alf alfa patch last fall, worked the ground up good and rolled it both directions twice used my van brunt drill with openers up and just sprinkled the seed on the ground half seed rate one way and the other
half rate the other way then rolled it all in the same day. That was Sept.2 that seed lie in the ground until the last week of Sept. when I finally got a rain to sprout it. My lord you have never seen such a
pretty stand. Then the second week of Oct came and brought with it a killing freeze and the alf alfa was history. Now in the field I have a killer stand of winter annuals called Penny Crest. My plan is to
wait after frost danger and plant it in Sorgum Sudan grass, get the forage off of that and put it into alf alfa this fall unless it is dry again then I will put it to cereal rye and spring plant the alf
alfa. Your opinions are very much wanted and needed.
alf alfa patch last fall, worked the ground up good and rolled it both directions twice used my van brunt drill with openers up and just sprinkled the seed on the ground half seed rate one way and the other
half rate the other way then rolled it all in the same day. That was Sept.2 that seed lie in the ground until the last week of Sept. when I finally got a rain to sprout it. My lord you have never seen such a
pretty stand. Then the second week of Oct came and brought with it a killing freeze and the alf alfa was history. Now in the field I have a killer stand of winter annuals called Penny Crest. My plan is to
wait after frost danger and plant it in Sorgum Sudan grass, get the forage off of that and put it into alf alfa this fall unless it is dry again then I will put it to cereal rye and spring plant the alf
alfa. Your opinions are very much wanted and needed.