Clover, spring 2024

Jim Boyd · May 5, 2024

doomtrpr_z71 said:
It's fine

We see occasional posts - based on what?

Many thanks, sir.

WishboneW · May 5, 2024

Jim Boyd said:
That was a wild guess but could it hurt anything?

0.00416% crop oil in 60 gallons of water????

I was referring to the first pass, 20 gal water 16 oz cleth16 oz crop oil

doomtrpr_z71 · May 5, 2024

Jim Boyd said:
We see occasional posts - based on what?

Many thanks, sir.

That wasn't enough crop oil to burn anything, therefore it's fine

elfiii · May 6, 2024

WishboneW said:
I was referring to the first pass, 20 gal water 16 oz cleth16 oz crop oil

My thought too. The label on my nonionic surfactant works out to 1 oz./6.25 gallons.

Bucaramus · May 9, 2024

As I toy with the idea of mowing my clover plots, I come across this.

Weeds and reduced soil fertility weaken clover food plots over time, but winter is a great time to prepare for these spring management practices.

deerassociation.com

It's pretty informative. Probably talked me out of it for now! Dang I like seat time though!

doomtrpr_z71 · May 9, 2024

elfiii said:
My thought too. The label on my nonionic surfactant works out to 1 oz./6.25 gallons.

You would be better off to double that rate

Jim Boyd · Sunday at 11:29 AM

Potash

100 lbs per acre.