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Re: How to seed new pasture?
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Posted by MSM on May 16, 2006 at 14:20:54 from (12.177.63.226):
In Reply to: How to seed new pasture? posted by duckrock on May 15, 2006 at 19:49:00:
If you can get it disced,and the larger sticks picked up,borrow/rent a spin type spreader,put down 1/2 of the seed in one direction,and them go perpendicular to that and spin on the other 1/2.This should give you a fairly even coverage.Follow up by dragging an old section of chainlink fence over it all. This will give the seed good soil contact and not drag up alot of sticks and level it out somewhat.Another option would be a cultipacker seeder if one is available to rent in your area.
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