Today we use the old drills to attempt to interseed tillage radish with the regrowing sorghum sudan and rape. It is part of a project to measure the effect of the plant on soil compaction. But my interest is also in learning to start another crop in the late growth or residue of the current one as an attempt to minimize tillage and open soil.
The cattle came off the sorghum sudan three days ago. The hope is that the regrowth is subdued enough to allow new seed to start. This depends upon the timing of first frost and regular rains.
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- Pastures A Plenty
- Kerkhoven, MN
- Pastures A Plenty Farm is home to a hog farrow to finish operation as well as free range chickens and a seasonal cattle grazing business. Our pork is available at several Twin Cities food co-ops and also at local restaurants.
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