Posted by Billy NY on November 07, 2015 at 06:46:08 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: OT - Deer and Alfalfa posted by Bill VA on November 07, 2015 at 06:31:35:
I think its negligible, whitetail deer are not grazers, but are browsers. That's not to say a new stand with sprouts at the early stage may not be appealing to them, even with a heavy population of them, from what I see around here, there just does not seem to be problems with legumes and whitetail deer. I am involved with 3 farms locally, one a long time friend, there is 30 acres of clover and alfalfa mix. The large dairy that planted it, stated that these 2 fields (which was doing poorly in corn) were renovated, provide the highest yield of any other stand they have and they are farming well over 1000 acres. The deer just can't graze enough of it to be of any significance. Canada Geese, now thats a problem, they will decimate any kind of forage crop, new hay crop in no time.
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