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Posted by Allan in NE on May 17, 2005 at 16:10:35 from (148.78.243.24):
Hi Guys, Was quizzin' my neighbor on how to establish alfalfa behind winter wheat. He says the last two years, guys have been yankin' the straw off right behind that combine and runnin' the drill right in the stubble with no nurse crop at all; just droppin' the alfalfa. He says that with any luck at all and a touch of rain we have a hay crop next year without the years' wait because all alfalfa needs is three leaves and it will survive the winter. Kind of interesting and sounds like a plan IF IT RAINS. Whadda think? Allan
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