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undersowing clover / gras
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<blockquote data-quote="Kiwi Pete" data-source="post: 4335494" data-attributes="member: 63856"><p>I'd go with a tetraploid white clover and maybe just ease up a fraction on your usual cereal seed rate.. tetraploids you'd be doing well to smother. </p><p>(But not a real upright dairy-type white or it will keep going up and up, and up, for the light.)</p><p>Here was a wholecrop (not for combining)</p><p>and the oats were dropped back by 10% triticale by the same amount- triticale smothered more than the oats due to height, probably- the clover in the oats was up with it by cutting.</p><p>That was a couple of upright type red clover strains. Hugely dense crop.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kiwi Pete, post: 4335494, member: 63856"] I'd go with a tetraploid white clover and maybe just ease up a fraction on your usual cereal seed rate.. tetraploids you'd be doing well to smother. (But not a real upright dairy-type white or it will keep going up and up, and up, for the light.) Here was a wholecrop (not for combining) and the oats were dropped back by 10% triticale by the same amount- triticale smothered more than the oats due to height, probably- the clover in the oats was up with it by cutting. That was a couple of upright type red clover strains. Hugely dense crop. [/QUOTE]
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