Posted by GeneMO on November 29, 2007 at 18:12:17 from (216.74.196.145):
In Reply to: will this work posted by snowbeltman on November 29, 2007 at 07:51:02:
Two bushel of rye per acre should be enough unless the ground worked up real rough, so you have plenty of seed.
What is the sod? If its fescue, it might be getting late to get it plowed and worked up enough to kill it out.. of course if you are just wanting to work the rye back up as a green manure crop I guess a little fescue growing in it wouldn't hurt. Other sod may not be as hard to kill out.
But I think your plan should work. Too bad you didn't get it worked up two months ago, but sometimes it just doesn't all come together like we would like.
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