Posted by mss3020 on April 30, 2010 at 07:35:49 from (209.50.18.50):
In Reply to: How long?? posted by dave2 on April 29, 2010 at 23:39:01:
Dave, I have "converted all my alf into grass pastures for haying and for grazing. When I planted I planted in the fall and didn't graze till the following summer..late summer ...after I took the hay off first. I was told and it makes since that if you graze to soon after seeding they will just pull the newly seeded grass right out of the ground..I also spread horse poo on my fields along with my neighbors goat poo.. My understanding that goat pooo is awesome fertilizer and willlast longer in the ground than granular.. GOOD LUCK
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