Something is wrong with what you said. 10 to 15 pounds of alfalfa seed per ACRE plus a few pounds of grass seed per ACRE is on par but many growers tweek those rates to suit their needs. When I bought a bag of alfalfa seed a few years ago it was 250 dollars for a 50 lb bag of which the seed had specific treatments and traits. The soil fertility and PH need to be looked at and that could mean additional expenses of 50 to 100 dollars an ACRE or more. Drainage? Alfalfa will not persist in wet conditions especially if there is standing water part of the year. If highly wet drainage could run a few hundred dollars per acre but there will be a need to investigate practicality as you may have a situation where an outlet for the artificial drainage may not exist. Drainage can be circumvented somewhat if you go with species that will grow under wet condition but then you have to look at marketability of crops such as Red Clover, Timothy, Reed Canary Grass in your area.
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