Posted by jackinok on August 28, 2012 at 12:24:51 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: Re: nrcs planters posted by Paul Searl on August 28, 2012 at 11:46:49:
ive dealt with them before,but just bought seed to plant. Ive never used their equipment. all ive personaly planted has been old farmed ground and i planted it with a regular drill.some of this ground was in a fire this summer and it was so dry it burnt right to the roots. some i disced or plowed to stop the fires.those areas wont be much of a problem since i could work them up and replant as I normaly do.biggest problem is family had this ground leased to a neighbor for the last 20 years or so and he way over grazed it.that and the drought sure has it in sad shape.ive went in and mowed a lot of the weeds down the last couple of weeks thinking that may let the grass get a jump on them this fall and winter since thats when we get the most rain typicaly.kind of afraid to spray this fall. since grass is so stressed already i thought i would try to let it recover a little before stressing it more.mowing,spraying and possibly replanting 480 acres isnt going to be cheap no matter how i go, so im trying to figure the best way.IF my mowing helps this fall ,its possible it might recover on its own,but it sure doesnt look good. i sure dont want to till it all up and start from scratch if i can get out of it. classic case of being land poor on this place.could sell it as is,but i think the grass would more than pay for itself if i got it up in shape first.or it could be usefull again ,either way it sure is a money pit like it is.
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