Recent content by davidhelmly

My choices for white clovers would be Aberlasting, Alice and Durana in no particular order, I’ve had great luck with all 3 in middle GA.

Chicory is definitely a perennial in Ga.

It seems odd to me that a seed company would misspell chicory.

Agreed, I never mow anything in June.

That is the ticket for minimizing weeds.

Sounds just like WGF.

Just my opinion but I wouldn't disc, you will just be bringing tons of buried weed seed to the surface to germinate and grow. I have planted several plots into old pastures and hay fields in the last couple years with good luck, if it's not extremely tall I would spray it a couple times with...

Just give it some time and you will have it mastered, you will see that planter as the best money you ever spent.

Spray it with basagran and crop oil/NIS, if you have chicory mixed with your clover, just spot spray the sedge because it will kill your chicory.

If it were mine I wouldn’t touch it, just let the cereals die on their own and help feed and protect your clover from the summer heat and sun that is coming.

Hit it with Cleth now and see how it looks.

Looks like a great mix, I would throw in a couple pounds of turnips and radish also.

I would overseed in August before mowing and with rain in the forecast.

Agreed, just leave alone as it will germinate on top too.

I totally agree and I am using the same equipment as you. I quit buying mixes years ago and started buying the seeds and making my own, bigger seeds in the big seed box and all the small seeds together in the legume box, no problems at all.