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Western OK | That rotation was kind of what I was thinking about. But if we take milo off and have lots of moisture we might would skip the fallow. The fields I was thinking about laying out equally about 40% of our acres. I was just a little nevous doing that much milo. I raised it before with various results but most of it was put in behind wheat hay or graze out. Soil types vary from good Sandy loam to red clay to black gumbo surrounded by gipsum rock. County average coninuos wheat yields are 29. But our proven yields are 36-46 depending on the dirt. I think the reason more milo isn't grown is because wheat always grossed more dollars and got the wheat pasture | |
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what crop to plant?
