Posted by ss55 on April 12, 2022 at 06:43:31 from (96.42.227.92):
In Reply to: Oat hay posted by Cowboy2005 on April 11, 2022 at 17:46:03:
Rodents also love oat hay. If you bale it, plan to feed the oat hay first as every small bale will have several field mouse nests inside by early winter.
Oat straw is usually equal in value to the grain, but some areas don't have much of a market for oats as a grain anymore. If you don't need the hay, would combining low to the ground to run all the straw through the combine to harvest both the grain and the straw be an option in your area?
A reduced seeding rate of oats makes a very good cover crop for planting alfalfa/grass mix hay for the following year. Talk to your landlord to see if they will repay some of your expenses if you are not able to continue renting the ground. Your county extension service might have some sample leases for that situation.
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