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Pennington Deer Greens
- Thread starter Creek chub
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X-farmerdan
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Especially when the plant is less than 4-inches tall. They line-up in a field and go lockstep, up one side and down the other like a lawnmower!
Creek chub
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Well, I followed all your advice. I got oats disced in yesterday. How long does it take for them to usually germinate?
X-farmerdan
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Seven to ten days. Maybe as long as long as 14 days. Depends on moisture and soil temperature, but probably not an issue right now.
Creek chub
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Both plots were small. One had almost as much rock as soil and the other had dormant weeds. I disced each pretty heavy, broadcasted seed, lime and fertilizer and used a drag harrow behind my 4 wheeler. Hopefully I get some growth to disc in for summer annuals in mid May
Creek chub
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Awesome!Just giving you an update creek. These were taken today and both oats and clover are germinating.
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How long have they been in the ground?
pinetag
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Creek chub
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I planted mine last Saturday. I checked them yesterday but didn’t see any sprouting but hope to see some next Saturday
pinetag
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I would expect so with the warming trend this coming week.
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Creek chub
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Creek chub
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2 week update. Still no oat germination. Both Saturdays I’ve been at the farm turkeys were in the plot. I am sure I got a fair amount of seed covered but looks like the turkeys are scratching hard to get what they can.
Spring + turkeys = buy license and grab the 12 gauge
