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Suggestions for companion cropping rape??
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<blockquote data-quote="Philip Hedeng" data-source="post: 2540052" data-attributes="member: 40228"><p>I have a few thoughts about this.</p><p></p><p>Here we are recommended to apply 60 kg N in the fall to get the OSR big enough for winter. If I do that and then companion sow clover with the OSR, will the clover just steal some of the N instead of fixating it itself? Otherwise I'm thinking of a mix of annual and perennial clover (one to release nutrients in the spring, the other to have a green cover still after harvest). Probably some phacelia too or something else to make way for OSR roots. What about companion sowing oil radish, at low rate, to create highways for the OSR roots if there are compaction issues in parts of the field?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Philip Hedeng, post: 2540052, member: 40228"] I have a few thoughts about this. Here we are recommended to apply 60 kg N in the fall to get the OSR big enough for winter. If I do that and then companion sow clover with the OSR, will the clover just steal some of the N instead of fixating it itself? Otherwise I'm thinking of a mix of annual and perennial clover (one to release nutrients in the spring, the other to have a green cover still after harvest). Probably some phacelia too or something else to make way for OSR roots. What about companion sowing oil radish, at low rate, to create highways for the OSR roots if there are compaction issues in parts of the field? [/QUOTE]
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