Posted by LAA on October 25, 2013 at 02:34:27 from (37.131.65.214):
In Reply to: Planting Hay on Hay posted by picassomcp on October 24, 2013 at 19:33:09:
If you are feeding cattle and already have a stand of clover you are already more than halfway to a good mixed stand of hay that will provide a full ration for wintering beef cows. First thing to remember is hay crops remove 100% of the composition nutrients from the land and therefore require liming and fertilization to produce and out grow competing weeds and non desired grasses. Who ever told you that hay on hay was a no no was probably referring to Alfalfa following Alfalfa because grass on grass will never hurt your ground, as a matter of fact, grass is the best ground builder there is. If it was mine I would decide on a mixed stand, clover and orchard grass ought to make a fine mix for your area, and then get a soil test specifying the plants to be grown, lime and fertilze to that test and spray for weeds in the spring. If your ground has been continuously hayed for many years it may profit from ripping due to compaction.
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