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Thanks. I’ll pick some up and hit it this weekend. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I filled in the thin spots with radishes/turnips. The grasses have a head start on them so I guess I don’t know if I should or shouldn’t try to control the grasses or let em ride. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hope so... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Do they look like they should for 4 weeks old? Seems like they are crowded in some areas and thin in others..my 1st time using the seeder..lol Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Well I got all of my cereal plots planted in addition to filling in the holes in my Brassica plot with 50/50 mix of Radish/Turnips as suggested. Immediately after we finished cleaning up it down-poured for about 1/2hour for about an inch of rainfall..(Why I chose to plant them this weekend...

How do you kill off the existing weeds then?

I have a bag of peas also..maybe I'll throw some of that along my leftover clover blend in with the oats. I would think all of those ingredients(IF they grow) would compete with the beans/corn in early season.

I sprayed already with Gly yesterday. How long should I wait to broadcast the seed and then mow?

Did you mow , pack or use fertilizer? We have rain coming this week so I plan to broadcast everything Sunday.

The weeds are waist to chest high back there so I will have to use my DR Trimmer(large weed whacker), but that is about the only thing I can get in there. It cuts the weeds off full length so I imagine it will be a LOT of thatch covering. There is a fallen tree there so the farmer has to go...

Thanks. I seen this while I was spraying the area in question. I was thinking of doing a Rye/Oats mix, but after hearing this, I’m thinking of just running straight oats there as it’s only 3500 sq ft and we only hunt until mid November there. The Oats will be much better competition with the...

On a side note...does the T & M method work well with Oats? I'm contemplating planting Rye (and possibly OATS) in the corner of Bean field I sit over (which gets harvested early in the season). I can get a backpack sprayer /weed-whacker in there and hand tools in there. That's about it...

I'll just go with a 50/50 blend of turnips/radishes then. It's supposed to rain Monday so I'll broadcast them on Sunday afternoon. I'll know by mid Sept, if they're going to thrive or fail and can fill in with Rye if need be to utilize for late season.

What about clover? Is that something that would grow quickly enough to be edible by October?

I planted a small amount of Radish with the Brassicas that are failing now... but as said have plenty more Radish seed and wouldn't take me long to over-seed the bare areas. Do you think Purple Top Turnips would have long enough to grow? I have some of that seed as well? The area gets full...

We just got a lot of scattered thundershowers over there and seemed almost every day one hit it hard off and on for a week straight. What I think happened was the leaves laid on the ground and were torched by the intense sun that came out in between these showers. I do know that the areas that...

I would be worried we would get a lot more rain and have a repeat.. The ones that have greened back up are only about 4-5" tall. I have a lot of the Brassica & Radish seed left though..and I can always over-see with Rye later if they don't come in....

Went over and checked it yesterday and anywhere there was standing water the brassicas are dead. The areas surrounding those plants are no longer yellow but have definitely stopped growing. I would guesstimate that 1/2 my plot is surviving. I'm getting ready to plant the areas left and right...

I sure hope so. The rain isn’t supposed to quit until this weekend.. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hopefully they recover...The bare soil to the right of the Brassicas I resprayed last Saturday..Could I just broadcast my Oat/Pea mix on it without dragging it first? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk