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OT: Chopping straw for new yard seeding
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Posted by LanceM on May 26, 2003 at 13:31:46 from (216.241.143.155):
Hi Guys, I figured if anybody would have a suggestion this would be the place! Anyway had a new septic put in and along with my "landscaping" since the yard is tore up I have about an acre of yard to seed. Some of what I have done to funnel water away from the buildings has some good slopes to it so I want to cover the seeding with straw to keep the erosion to a minimum until the grass roots. My experience in the past spreading straw has not been quite what I would like it to be and I've noticed in other places that the straw appears to have been chopped into smaller pieces before being spread. So any suggestions, methods, alternatives?? As always thanks in advance, Lance
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