Posted by dhermesc on December 04, 2023 at 13:05:32 from (12.149.56.202):
We are looking at putting in a few acres (just 4-5) of alfalfa. The place my son works at has 7-8 50 pound bags of alfalfa seed that have been sitting for 5-7 years. He can have this seed for the low low price of free. I know there is a test that if you drop alfalfa seed is a container of warm water and if the seeds sink they MIGHT be good - but if they float, they are definitely bad. Any other way to test - other then carefully measuring some out and planting in a pot to see if it sprouts while in the house?
Otherwise my son said he would buy enough good seed for 5 pounds an acre and plant 15-25 pounds an acre of the free seed and hope he get 20-25% germination. I asked him - what if you get 60-80 percent germination and you are heavily overseeded?
I'll ask that here - what happens when alfalfa is overseeded?
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