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Don't worry, we did... Truck in getting hail damage repaired as we speak.

Curious why double cropping? Vs annual clover and then fall brassicas to get the Nitrogen credit?

Same difference for the purposes of my questions.. Doesn’t gain you anything.

Agreed Skip. The same sod forming traits that work against us for prime habitat, work for us in these situations. Ironic - I'm working hard trying to get fescue to grow in my yard... while killing it everywhere else on the farm..

My top 3 are: 1) Clean Access 2) Clean Access 3) Clean Access

Curious - What are you trying to accomplish by interplanting the two? A couple of things to think about: - Separate fields/plantings are better for yield, and potentially weed control. - How do you get a shot into this mess? If you mow the corn, you also mow the beans. I'd rather have...

Curious if you did any prep at all to get them to start on it?

Heck yes! Great edge habitat and field buffer.

Cry me a river..

We get federal funding for CWD to kill our deer.

Deductive reasoning.. Clueless = Liberal? :)

Liberal propaganda to promote deer killing programs..

By April 15th I have new sprouts already coming up. Personally I wouldn't go past April 1 for middle MO. These new varieties pop up quicker.

Agreed.. I wouldn't attempt without the right inputs. You will not get grain heads, or very little.

Put down 25# of ladino today on about 1.25 acres. Should make a good stand.

Dems and Rhinos met with him ahead of time to coach him on negotiating with Trump. They should hang every one for treason..

That’s fertility removal, not fertility use. Removal is only for the grain itself. The plant itself also uses nutrients to grow..

Very similar needs yes.. About 1# - 1.2# N, K per bushel. But you aren't getting 230 bpa in Milo. Back off to about 100# of each and you're fine. That's what I used and my production was excellent this year, despite the drought. (Milo does extremely well on very little rainfall). I...

The variety I use is from Richardson Seed = RS 230 Hybrid Grain Sorghum. https://missourisouthernseed.com/product/rs215-hybrid-grain-sorghum/ It's a red variety. Welters used to have a similar variety, this one gets about 4'-6' tall. Red varieties have higher tannin levels which keep...