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Posted by John A on August 10, 2003 at 15:39:53 from (208.24.233.206):
In Reply to: farm coming out of CRP posted by Brian on August 10, 2003 at 11:59:04:
Brian, Be creative! Depending on when this land comes out of CRP shred of short. Then plant winter wheat or oats. Use a no-till drill to plant it. Then fertlize. Take in cattle on the gain, or cut a grain crop in the spring. Or cut a small grain hay crop. Then summer grass hay and the circle starts over again. You will need to plant +- 100/120 lbs / acre to graze. Check with local feed stores about need /want for grass hay. Contractors for erosion control hay that is used along the roadways. Hope this helps!! John A.
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