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Greens Sept/Oct; What's the best for kill plot
Topic Started: Nov 3 2014, 01:32 PM (231 Views)
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What is the best seeds for warmer greens? Rye, Winter wheat, Anything else out there?
I put brassica's, that's more for cold temps...
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My deer love dwarf essex rape, they started eating that early Sept, the same time Rye would be good. Rye/oats/peas is the typical warmer mix. White forage clover (Alice works good for me) or hairy vetch for warmer weather still.
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Ikantski
Nov 4 2014, 10:32 AM
My deer love dwarf essex rape, they started eating that early Sept, the same time Rye would be good. Rye/oats/peas is the typical warmer mix. White forage clover (Alice works good for me) or hairy vetch for warmer weather still.
So are you saying mix all three? Rye,oats & peas? I have seeded a rye patch itself or oats separate before... I have never mixed it.
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Clover Alfalfa and soy
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