permaculture

[Mark Ludwig <mpludwig@facstaff.wisc.edu>]

More still from grazers edge, I have been to this guys farm, he does a very 
nice job IMO.
Mark L

> Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 01:53:51 -0600
> From: Clay & Sue McQuiddy <mcquiddy@getgoin.net>
> Subject: Re: [grazersedge] Lost summer/pastures
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> Yes you can double crop into warm season grasses.   Cereal Rye is a good
> choice because it is through early enough that it isn't in competition with
> the warm seasons.    I would wait till Oct to seed..   That lets the WSG  go
> to sleep first and the Rye will still have plenty of time to get
> established.    Remember that you want to rest your WSG  for 30 days before
> frost.   (This does not apply to annuals like Sudangrass or Crabgrass.)
>     I have suggested planting wheat earlier but I want to add a caution.
> If the white grubs are very thick,  they can completely destroy an early
> planting.   After the weather turns cool,  the grubs become less active,  so
> a later planting may make it where an earlier one might not.
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> Clay
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> Subject: Re: [grazersedge] Lost summer/pastures
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> > Also can you double crop into your warm season grasses? When would you
> > normally seed it into warm season grasses? September?
> >
> > I was told best time to plant winter wheat for "hay" was Oct 1-Oct 15 down
> > here in Casey County, KY. However, if I'm planting winter wheat for
> grazing
> > should I plant earlier? If so when?
> >
> > Sure do appreciate this lists inputs. They have been very helpful...and
> give
> > me much needed practical advice. Thanks, again!  Frank
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