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Three cheers for Dr. Provenza!!![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
How the hell did you hunt and watch 3 hours of video??? Give me a synopsis until I have the time please.Three cheers for Dr. Provenza!!![]()
How the hell did you hunt and watch 3 hours of video??? Give me a synopsis until I have the time please.
How the hell did you hunt and watch 3 hours of video??? Give me a synopsis until I have the time please.
If you have subsoil moisture brassica will find it...as long as soil isn't compacted....with good no-till management you will efficiently retain topsoil water also!Must confess I have not read all the posts in this thread but do have an unusual for me radish report. I planted 3 lbs daikon radishes and 1 lb ptt per acre in a number of clover fields late Sept. It has not rained since I planted them and there was essentially no rain in Sept. Yesterday I mowed them high as they were canopying the fields in such a way I believed they would choke the clover out. Unbelievable growth. The mowing just set them back hoping for a rain and the clover to come thru.
Planted directly to a clover field along w 50 lbs wheat/acre with a no till drill. More acreage than deer could eat as I like to add to the fields for soil health.
Before long that shooting house of his will have power and wi-fi....then the sky is the limit!
I'm no guru by any stretch but I tried a forage radish and forage turnips this year and have seen great utilization of them. Better than I remember seeing with the PTT I usually use. Keeping in mind I only have about 1.5 acre to work with, the rest is timber.Now that I have broken the "radish ceiling" what other brassicas (besides PTT) do the brassica gurus recommend that I also try next year??
I'm no guru by any stretch but I tried a forage radish and forage turnips this year and have seen great utilization of them. Better than I remember seeing with the PTT I usually use. Keeping in mind I only have about 1.5 acre to work with, the rest is timber.
I got mine at the MFA (Missouri farm agency). I had intended to get GHR and PTT but ended up with what they had available which was forage products apparently intended for cattle usage. Funny how things work out sometimes.That sounds good.. Where did you get your seed?
Now that I have broken the "radish ceiling" what other brassicas (besides PTT) do the brassica gurus recommend that I also try next year??
Are you pulling my leg? Rape.
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Holy radish!!!
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