Posted by Paul on January 15, 2014 at 04:39:35 from (70.197.201.170):
In Reply to: Oats for hay posted by MAX-KY on January 14, 2014 at 21:08:53:
Only thing different is the universal seeding rate is 3 bu an acre around here, 2 bu if a nurse crop for alfalfa.
It uses 50 lbs of N, but that might be in your soil, too much N and it falls over you don't want that....
You would have to use a very robust chemical program to notill into a hay field, will be impossible to kill the grasses once the oats is up. And you should be planting before the hay greens up, so won't get a good kill before. Would not be my choice, but I usually want the oats. Maybe be good enough for hay, but often when I try good enough it ends up not so good....
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