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Durana is an excellent clover, it’s very popular here in the south.

For what their seed cost, it should be a magnet.

That looks great, were you successful with getting them to reseed?

I didn’t word it well, 5# each per acre so 20# of seed per acre.

I looked and found a few pictures of it. 1st Pic July 8th 2nd Pic Aug 1st 3rd Pic Aug 14th 4th Pic Sep 21st 4th Pic Oct 3rd

I did a mix a few years ago in a new plot of 5# ea. aeschynomene, alyceclover, WGF sorghum and sunn hemp and it turned out great. I've got a super high deer population and the deer couldn't keep that 4 ac plot mowed down.

After having a cab tractor I would never buy a no cab, I LOVE my cab.

I would use 50# of that crimson for 2.5 acres.

These are my most used pieces, 2000 Kubota M8200 with a Woods 7’ FPS. I also have a 7’ mower that’s used quite a bit as well as a couple of old all purpose plows, a harrow and a 7 food drag that rarely get used any more.

Great footage BB!!

I would hate to know I had to plow a few hours of maybe a couple days on a skid steer, every one I’ve ever used rides like a tank!

Berseem is a great annual that deer love here in the south.

I have read quite a bit about it and it sounds like a winner with the exception that sainfoin is not suppose to be browsed for the first year.

I see them use sunn hemp when it’s small but not once it gets head high or more.

You’re right about that!

I didn’t realize he was gone, I guess I can take him off my Ignore list.

I’m in west Ga and we gave up on summer plots for that reason, an electric fence is a must for success with legumes.

All the different types of clovers that I buy are coated but also have the % or weight of pure live seed listed on the tag.

Alyce mixed with aeschynomene makes a great summer plot.

Mine did the same thing, as long as I delete the entire text thread once a week or so on my phone and laptop it works ok. That being said there is definitely a problem somewhere.