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Posted by Don-Wi on July 28, 2007 at 19:18:44 from (70.224.201.72):
In Reply to: Hay Fields posted by Matt Weltz on July 28, 2007 at 18:56:07:
That's how most of our fields look the year we plant them and combine the oats off. Let it go til next year. 1st crop may or may not be much, but 2nd crop will probably be normal. The grass we get in our oats feilds is called fox tail here. Gets a big fat orange/brown & kinda fluffy seed head on it. Sometimes it's thicker than other years, but it's there every year after we combine it. the next year it doesn't show up, and if it does at al it's in the fall and doesn't do anything to really hurt the fields. Donovan from Wisconsin
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