Posted by coonie minnie on July 28, 2016 at 08:28:37 from (50.124.116.181):
In Reply to: Forage Soybeans posted by Bruce from Can. on July 28, 2016 at 07:36:34:
It's usually done as an emergency type forage. There have been some varieties bred for more forage type use, but it has never really caught on. Disadvantages include less plant sugars than other types of hay, so poor fermentation; if cut too late, high oil levels in the forage from the beans; only one cut; relatively pricy seed for what you get back, etc.
In my neighborhood, just direct seeding alfalfa would be a lot better choice than trying to use soy as nurse crop. Soy also would provide too much shade. We typically no till seed alfafla in mid to late april after using a roundup burndown. Usually is ready to cut with few weeds by the end of June. If the weather is right, you'll get 2 more cuts by Labor Day.
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