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North Mo. | I was a bit low on my cost but you got the msg. One thing if you do not graze and let the fescue rest or recover you will right back in the infected business. One of the reasons I am not planning on planting fescue is I will know when I see a fescue plant I will know it is infected. Not saying plant what I did but I planted orchard, brome, timothy, annual rye grass, alfalfa and trefoil. Plus there is abundance of clover already out there, enough that we have grazed the clover pretty hard to help the other stuff. All this moisture will surely help. I had over 1400$ in 20 acres just in seed. | |
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Cont'd Pasture reseeding
